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18 Cards in this Set

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strabismus
two eyes not directed at same point
diplopia
double vision
nystagmus
oscillatory conjugate eye movements
extraocular nuclei
3, 4, 6
GSE LMNs
exclusively efferent
abducens nucleus
GSE to ipsilateral lateral rectus muscle
abducens internuclear neurons AINs - axons ascend in contralateral MLF to synapse in the oculomotor complex on LMNs that innervate medial rectus
lesion of CN 6
paralysis of LR muscle
ipsilateral eye is adducted
horizontal diplopia
gaze to side opposite lesion is unaffected
lesion of abducens nucleus
destroys abducens LMNs and AINs
both eyes deviate to left (right lesion)
both eyes point to midpoint in attempted right gaze
MLF syndrome
internuclear opthalmoplegia
lesion in MLF rostral to abducens nucleus
destroys AINs
paresis of ocular adduction, horizontal diplopia
monocular horizontal nystagmus opposite lesion (good eye looking for bad one)
superior oblique
intorts, depresses, and slightly abducts pupil
unilateral lesion of CN4
oblique diplopia
affected eye is elevated, extorted and adducted
children tilt heads to side opposite lesion - elicits VOR to intort normal eye to line up with extorted affected eye.
unilateral lesion of trochlear nucleus
very rare
same clinical signs - on contralateral side
OMC
GSE to ocular muscles
GVE - neurons in EW nuclei, synapse in ciliary ganglia - make lens rounder and constrict pupils
lesion of CN 3
ipsilateral eye immobile
extreme abducted and downward position (LR, SO muscles in tact)
ptosis
pupil fully dilated (anisocoria)
direct and consensual pupillary light reflex absent in affected eye
vestibular nuclei
mediate VOR
vestibulocerebellum
suppresses VOR to track object by moving head
participates in smooth pursuit movements
horizontal gaze center
located in pontine RF near abducens nucleus
mediates saccades to ipsilateral side
vertical gaze center
mediates vertical saccades
superior colliculus
cortical command center for voluntary saccades
lesion - disrupts ability to orient to visual stimuli in contralateral half of visual field