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In 2019, the editor launched the "Knowledge Cards" column, which organizes some clinical disease-related knowledge points in a simple and easy-to-save table format, so that clinicians can use the fragmented time to review the past and learn.
It is very popular among doctor readers.
! This year, the editor will continue to organize clinical knowledge points in the form of tables in order to help clinicians.
Yimaitong compiles and organizes, please do not reprint without authorization.
Wonderful return to the past ↓↓↓The warning signs of CLIPPERS Clinical manifestations of distal intracranial circulation syndrome Clinical manifestations of mid-section intracranial retrocirculation syndrome Clinical manifestations of proximal intracranial retrocirculation syndrome Clinical manifestations of various ocular dyskinesia lesions In actual work with common causes, the causes of eye movement abnormalities (EMA) are complex, including vascular, neoplastic, inflammatory, demyelinating, trauma, autoimmune diseases, and mental illnesses, which are difficult to diagnose.
However, it is often accompanied by other conditions such as pupils, nystagmus, hemiplegia, etc.
, mostly in the form of "syndrome", which can help us to systematically locate it and further characterize it based on the patient's age and primary disease.
The previous article summarized various EMA lesion locations and common causes.
Among them, the common damage sites and causes of nerves and nerve nuclei of III, IV, VI are summarized in the table below.
References: [1] Peter duus, Mathias Bähr, Michael Frotscher.
Duus' neurologisch-topische Diagnostik.
2003[2] Gao Bo, Lu Cui.
Nervous system diseases imaging diagnosis process[J].
2014.
It is very popular among doctor readers.
! This year, the editor will continue to organize clinical knowledge points in the form of tables in order to help clinicians.
Yimaitong compiles and organizes, please do not reprint without authorization.
Wonderful return to the past ↓↓↓The warning signs of CLIPPERS Clinical manifestations of distal intracranial circulation syndrome Clinical manifestations of mid-section intracranial retrocirculation syndrome Clinical manifestations of proximal intracranial retrocirculation syndrome Clinical manifestations of various ocular dyskinesia lesions In actual work with common causes, the causes of eye movement abnormalities (EMA) are complex, including vascular, neoplastic, inflammatory, demyelinating, trauma, autoimmune diseases, and mental illnesses, which are difficult to diagnose.
However, it is often accompanied by other conditions such as pupils, nystagmus, hemiplegia, etc.
, mostly in the form of "syndrome", which can help us to systematically locate it and further characterize it based on the patient's age and primary disease.
The previous article summarized various EMA lesion locations and common causes.
Among them, the common damage sites and causes of nerves and nerve nuclei of III, IV, VI are summarized in the table below.
References: [1] Peter duus, Mathias Bähr, Michael Frotscher.
Duus' neurologisch-topische Diagnostik.
2003[2] Gao Bo, Lu Cui.
Nervous system diseases imaging diagnosis process[J].
2014.
