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A patient presents with ipsilateral medial squint and facial paralysis, along with contralateral hemiplegia. Which syndrome is most likely?
A patient presents with ipsilateral medial squint and facial paralysis, along with contralateral hemiplegia. Which syndrome is most likely?
Progressive deafness and facial paralysis, accompanied by ipsilateral ataxia, are indicative of which condition?
Progressive deafness and facial paralysis, accompanied by ipsilateral ataxia, are indicative of which condition?
Which anatomical structure's compression leads to the triad of ipsilateral facial paralysis, progressive deafness, and ipsilateral ataxia, typical of Acoustic Neuroma?
Which anatomical structure's compression leads to the triad of ipsilateral facial paralysis, progressive deafness, and ipsilateral ataxia, typical of Acoustic Neuroma?
Damage to which cranial nerve would NOT directly result in ipsilateral facial paralysis?
Damage to which cranial nerve would NOT directly result in ipsilateral facial paralysis?
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A lesion affecting the pyramidal tract in Millard-Gubler Syndrome results in which of the following motor deficits?
A lesion affecting the pyramidal tract in Millard-Gubler Syndrome results in which of the following motor deficits?
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Flashcards
Millard Gubler's Syndrome
Millard Gubler's Syndrome
A neurological condition characterized by ipsilateral facial paralysis and contralateral hemiplegia.
VI Nerve Impact
VI Nerve Impact
The abducens nerve, leading to ipsilateral medial squint.
VII Nerve Impact
VII Nerve Impact
Facial paralysis on the same side as the lesion.
Ponto Cerebellar Angle Syndrome
Ponto Cerebellar Angle Syndrome
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VIII Nerve Impact
VIII Nerve Impact
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Study Notes
Millard Gubler's Syndrome
- VI nerve: Left or right medial squint
- VIII nerve: Left or right facial paralysis
- Pyramidal Tract: Left or right hemiplegia (also known as abducens nerve palsy)
Ponto Cerebellar Angle Syndrome
- VIIth nerve: Left or right facial paralysis
- VIIIth nerve: Left or right progressive deafness
- MCP/ICP: Left or right ataxia
Brain Structures
- Vestibular Nuclei
- ICP
- Nucleus Ambiguous
- Spinal Nucleus of Vagus nerve (IX, X)
- Spinal Lemniscus
- Inferior Olivary Nucleus
- Olive
- Pyramid
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Test your knowledge on Millard Gubler's Syndrome and Ponto Cerebellar Angle Syndrome. This quiz covers the cranial nerves involved and the symptoms associated with each syndrome. Enhance your understanding of the brain structures and their functions.
