[Oculomotor paralysis as the leading symptom of meningovascular syphilis. Report of two patients and review of the literature].Nervenarzt. 1993 Oct; 64(10):668-72.N
Abstract
A brain stem infarction in the area of the nerve fascicle of the oculomotor nerve could be demonstrated by NMR to be the cause of a complete oculomotor nerve palsy in a patient with neurosyphilis. A second case presented the very rare finding of an isolated bilateral incomplete oculomotor nerve paresis with external paresis on the right and internal paresis on the left side.
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Case Reports
English Abstract
Journal Article
Review
Language
ger
PubMed ID
8232682
Citation
Schmitt, T, et al. "[Oculomotor Paralysis as the Leading Symptom of Meningovascular Syphilis. Report of Two Patients and Review of the Literature]." Der Nervenarzt, vol. 64, no. 10, 1993, pp. 668-72.
Schmitt T, Erbguth F, Taghavy A. [Oculomotor paralysis as the leading symptom of meningovascular syphilis. Report of two patients and review of the literature]. Nervenarzt. 1993;64(10):668-72.
Schmitt, T., Erbguth, F., & Taghavy, A. (1993). [Oculomotor paralysis as the leading symptom of meningovascular syphilis. Report of two patients and review of the literature]. Der Nervenarzt, 64(10), 668-72.
Schmitt T, Erbguth F, Taghavy A. [Oculomotor Paralysis as the Leading Symptom of Meningovascular Syphilis. Report of Two Patients and Review of the Literature]. Nervenarzt. 1993;64(10):668-72. PubMed PMID: 8232682.
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