A 55 years old diabetic man, suddenly develops weakness of the left side of his face As well As of his right arm and leg. He also has diplopia on left lateral gaze. Where is the responsible region?
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الإجابة: B. Left side of brainstem
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Basics of Neurology-Ali Rawas.pdf · p. 146
A crossed pattern (ipsilateral cranial-nerve signs + contralateral limb weakness) localises to the brainstem. Left facial weakness (left CN VII) and diplopia on left lateral gaze (left CN VI) with right arm and leg weakness = left ventral pontine (Millard-Gubler) syndrome, so the lesion is on the left side of the brainstem.
- A cerebral hemisphere lesion would give face and limb weakness on the same side.
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- Basics of Neurology-Ali Rawas.pdf · p. 146
Basics of Neurology-Ali Rawas.pdf · p. 123 - المحاضرة
- Weakness: TIA & Stroke · Neurology · Module C
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- Neuro bank