complete (palsy) WITHOUT pupillary involvement (= pupil sparing)ģ. They are classified into 3 specific categories:Ģ. What are the findings of a unilateral lesion of the 3rd nerve fascicle? Why does a complete unilateral nuclear 3rd nerve palsy have bilateral elevation deficits?ĩ1. Why does a complete unilateral nuclear 3rd nerve palsy have bilateral ptosis?ĩ0. What are the findings when there is a unilateral lesion of the entire 3rd nerve nucleus?Ĩ9. What are the symptoms of pituitary apoplexy?Ĩ8. A patient without a history of trauma has signs of aberrant regeneration of the 3rd nerve. Should the pupils of a patient with an acute 3rd nerve palsy with “pupil sparing” be dilated to complete the eye exam?Ĩ6. What test should be done in a patient under age 50 who presents with an isolated 3rd nerve palsy with or without pupillary involvement?Ĩ5. If a complete 3rd nerve palsy with pupil-sparing thought to be of microvascular origin does not clear in 4 months what should be done?Ĩ4. How long does it usually take for a microvascular 3rd nerve palsy to resolve?Ĩ3. What in addition to cranial arteritis should be considered when making the diagnosis of a microvascular pupil complete 3rd nerve palsy with pupil-sparing?Ĩ2. What should be ruled-out when making the diagnosis of a microvascular complete 3rd nerve palsy with pupil-sparing in a patient over 50?Ĩ1. Are microvascular 3rd nerve palsies painful?Ĩ0. What is the most common cause of an isolated “pupil-sparing 3rd nerve palsy”?ħ9. What should be done when a patient over age 50 presents with an isolated complete 3rd nerve palsy, the pupil is Not involved normal blood glucose, CBC, platelets, ESR, and CRP is followed daily and develops pupillary involvement?ħ8.
What should be done when a patient over age 50 presents with an isolated complete 3rd nerve palsy and the pupil is Not involved?ħ7. What tests should be done when a patient over age 50 presents with an isolated incomplete 3rd nerve palsy and the pupil is involved?ħ6. What is meant by “a pupil-sparing 3rd nerve palsy”?ħ5. What are the two categories of complete 3rd nerve palsies?ħ4. What is the definition of a partial 3rd nerve palsy?ħ3. How are 3rd nerve dysfunctions classified?ħ2.
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