Neuro - Cranial Nerve 3 Palsy

An excerpt from a neuro-ophthalmology lecture. This section covers the oculomotor nerve (CN3). The complete video lecture can be seen at OphthoBook.com

Category:

Education

Tags:

• ophthalmology
• neurology
• palsy
• cranial
• oculomotor
• CN3
• neuroophthalmology
• ophthobook

[salemr86]

great lecture thanks so much

[justjaimee78]

@hades2066

get them to do a lumbar puncture and check your brain pressure - I have this too - very atypical - but they think my iih is causing my 3rd nerve palsy.

[bigbird25059815]

Brilliant

[wzwcat]

awesome lecture

[hades2066]

I have this it's been two months now and it hasn't gotten any better. I went to doctor they did an MRI of brain and orbits, but everything came negative for tumors or aneurysms. Bloodwork came negative for myasthenia gravis, and negative for diabetes. I have an appointment for next month to see a neuro ophtolmologist so he could check it out. Meanwhile are there any suggestions to what cause this or is there anything I could do to help the droopy lid and double vision?

[Carabin33fr]

This is an excellent video lesson. Very clear and acurate information. For med students this is just perfect. I would of mentionned It's implication as a sign of temporal brain herniation (goes along with the pupil involvement being bad:p)

Bravo!

[daniv1700]

great

[digitaltrix]

Excellent instruction, thank you for helping me integrate it all !

[mybabyandme08]

Great !

[welshpool13]

Thanks for this informative video, am affected by 3rd nerve palsy, anyone got any idea what the time scale is for recovery? 6 months and counting so far!