Ophthalmoplegia with periodic raising and lowering of the upper eyelid and with a kind of visual illusion

Abstract

If we now cast a general glance at the phenomena observed in our patient, then we will be convinced that she has damage to a number of cranial nerves on the left, namely all of the eye (in the first period of the disease), facial, trigeminal, visual and even olfactory. In addition, there is a defeat on the same side n. hypoglossi and glossopharyngei.

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