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A Case of Transient Vertical Gaze Palsy Following Right Thalamic and Midbrain Infarction Kazuhiro Takamatsu 1 , Takaaki Takizawa 1 , Shoju Sato 2 , Koichi Yoshihisa 2 , Tsutomu Miyamoto 3 1Department of Neurology, Ohta Memorial Hospital 2Department of Neurosurgery, Ohta Memorial Hospital 3Department of Neuroradiology, Ohta Memorial Hospital Keyword: right thalamic and midbrain infarction , transient vertical gaze palsy , rostral interstitial nucleus of the medial longitudinal fasciculus(riMLF) , MRI pp.1055-1059
Published Date 1993/11/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406900560
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The authers report a 71-year-old male who suffered from vertical gaze palsy due to infarction localized on MRI in the right midbrain. Vertical gaze palsy was observed 1 hour after the onset of his stroke. Upgaze palsy was noted the following day. Four days later, the disturbances of ocular move-ment disappeared. T2 weighted MR imaging showed a high signal intensity lesion, which was localized in the right side of the thalamomesence-phalic portion. However, since the vertical gaze palsy appeared only transiently for a short time inthe initial stage and since the level of consciousness decreased during that time, it was suggested that there was a bilateral functional disorder caused by mild edema, etc., in the hyperacute stage, which was not demonstrated on MRI. This disorder had been overlooked either because the duration of the verti-cal gaze palsy due to the unilateral lesion was very short, i. e. improvement was seen 4 days after onset, or the lesion was not clearly delineated in a CT scan of the head. It appeared possible that this sign might not be very rare if careful observations are performed in the hyperacute stage of midbrain infarction.


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