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Cranial Nerve VI - Abducens Nerve - Cross Sectional Nuclei Anatomy
 • Abducens Nerve
 • Abducens
Cranial Nerve VI ... - Abducens Nerve ... NerveAbducens ... #CNVI #CN6 #CranialNerve ... CrossSectional #Anatomy #neurology
Right Abducens Nerve Palsy (CNVI) on Physical Exam

#Abducens #Nerve #Palsy #CNVI #CN6 #clinical #video #neurology #cranial
Right Abducens Nerve ... Palsy (CNVI) on ... CNVI #CN6 #clinical ... #video #neurology ... #cranial #nerve
CN III Palsy - Oculomotor Nerve
 • Ptosis: Loss of innervation of the levator palpebrae superior.
Nerve • Ptosis ... comparison to Horner's syndrome ... @neudrawlogy #CNIII ... #Nerve #Cranial ... #neurology #diagnosis
Localizing Extraocular Movement Disorders
 • CN Ill (Oculomotor) Nerve Palsy 
 • CN IV (Trochlear) Nerve
(Abducens) Nerve ... palsy • Medial ... One-and-a-half Syndrome ... ophthalmology #neurology ... #differential #diagnosis
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome (Herpes zoster oticus) wit Facial Nerve Palsy
Triad: 
 - Ipsilateral facial paralysis
 -
Ramsay Hunt Syndrome ... Nerve Palsy Triad ... #Nerve #Palsy # ... #neurology #clinical ... #CN7 #CNVII
Left Abducens Spasm on Physical Exam

A 50 yr male with left facial spasm and diplopia, with
male with left facial ... paroxysmal brainstem syndrome ... #Spasm #CNVI #CN6 ... ophthalmology #neurology ... #video
Cover - Uncover Test Revealing CNVI Palsy

Here the Cover-Uncover test unmasks subtle right CN VI palsy.
Revealing CNVI ... #CNVI #Palsy #CN6 ... #Abducens #Nerve ... #clinical #video ... #neurology #ophthalmology
In this video, you see right sided atrophy, right sided deviation, and fasiculations R>L, indicating a
In this video, you ... peripheral 12th nerve ... CN VII (facial weakness ... #CN12 #Neurology ... #Deficit #CranialNerve
Types of Facial Paralysis - Peripheral vs Central Lesions

Facial weakness or paralysis may result either from
nerve, anywhere ... #CNVII #CN7 #Peripheral ... #Nerve #Paralysis ... #Bells #Palsy #Neurology ... #Diagnosis *
Hearing Loss - Differential Diagnosis Framework

Hearing Loss Types:
• Conductive
• Sensorineural
• Mixed
Presbycusis is the most common type
- Differential Diagnosis ... include a: • Neurologic ... (CN 8) ... II ○ Susac’s syndrome ... #Differential #Diagnosis