Why has this otherwise healthy 37-year-old been seeing double for the past year, and what caused his left eyelid to droop? That's the diagnostic challenge described by Newman Cheng, MBBS, of the ...
The differential diagnosis of mydriasis that is greater in bright light includes third nerve palsy, Adie's pupil, traumatic mydriasis, and pharmacologic mydriasis. In this case, third nerve palsy was ...
Primary gaze of a similar patient with left oculomotor nerve palsy showing left upper lid ptosis and slight down and out posture of the left eye. A 69-year-old African-American female presented for a ...
When assessing a patient with acute-onset diplopia, it is important to evaluate three ocular structures: the lids, the pupil, and the extraocular muscles. Diplopia accompanied by unilateral ptosis ...
MONT TREMBLANT, Canada — Observation of abnormal pupil movements can help diagnose the aberrant nerve regeneration that causes misdirection syndromes, said Randy H. Kardon, MD, PhD. Learning the pupil ...
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