PMC4036149_01
Our patient showed left oculomotor nerve palsy involving mydriasis, the levator, superior, inferior and medial rectus muscles, and right oculomotor nerve palsy involving the levator and superior rectus muscles.
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He had left oculomotor nerve palsy involving mydriasis, the levator, superior, inferior and medial rectus muscles, and right oculomotor nerve palsy involving the levator and superior rectus muscles (fig. 1).
Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging on admission showed increased signal intensity in the left paramedian thalamus (a, arrow), hypothalamus (b, arrow), upper mesencephalon (c, arrow) and cerebellum hemisphere including the superior cerebellar peduncle (d, arrow).
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Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging on admission showed high-signal lesions in the left paramedian thalamus, hypothalamus, upper mesencephalon and cerebellum hemisphere containing the superior cerebellar peduncle (fig. 2, arrows).