Ophthalmology Quiz: Argyll Robertson Pupil and Midbrain Lesion

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What is the result of an injury to the dorsal tegmentum in the midbrain?

Disruption of the fibers from the pretectal nucleus to the parasympathetic third nerve nucleus

What is the characteristic of an Argyll Robertson pupil?

It shows a poor direct and consensual response but does constrict with near response

What is the term for the phenomenon of the pupil constricting with near response but not responding to light?

Light-near dissociation

Which nucleus is affected on one side, causing an Argyll Robertson pupil?

Edinger-Westphal nucleus

Where do the fibers pass through that are responsible for the near response in an Argyll Robertson pupil?

Ventral tegmentum

Test your knowledge of the relationship between midbrain lesions and pupillary responses. Learn about the effects of dorsal tegmentum injury on the parasympathetic third nerve nucleus and the Edinger-Westphal nucleus. Understand the characteristics of Argyll Robertson pupil and how it differs from normal pupillary responses.

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