PMC5778561_01
Nine gaze positions of the patient revealing divergence and both eyes adduction restriction
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He had some difficulty in speech and was walking with the support of his relatives as he had giddiness [Fig. 1].
Diffusion-weighted imaging (magnetic resonance imaging) and computed tomographic scan showing (a) infarct in frontoparietal region, (b) computed tomographic scan showing multiple infarct involving midline area, (c) and (d) foci of restricted diffusion on both sides of aqueduct of Sylvius in midbrain suggestive of acute midbrain infarct involving medial rectus nuclei
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Frontoparietal lobe on the right side showed infarct that could be reason for speech and gait problems, but these could not be correlated with MRI findings and were relieved very early [Fig. 2].
Complete recovery with orthotropia after 8 months
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