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patient comes with right sided loss of vibration and position sense, a right sided intention tremor and ptosis and mydrias of the left eye.. where in the lesion
a. left side of the upper cervical cord
b. left side of the midbrain
c. the right corticobulbar tract
d. the cerebral cortex
e. the thanlamus
pardon me if anythings wrong as ive made up the question.. warning u guys from first.
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Must be C ..cerebelar lessions are IPSILATERAL and mydriasis and ptosis can be caused by an effect on the CNIII which is close to the C.peduncle ...am I in the right track, cd45?
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the answer is definately is FFFF....
you know the explanation!!!! no need to explain
we have got lots of problem with standard questions and now we have to deal with
your made up question.
by the way thank you for all the questions that you have posted except this made up one.
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is it thalamus?????(thalamic pain syndrome)
not well sure enough
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its benedicts syndrome..so its B
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hey hitler seems like ur quite a source of encouragement!!!
u dont have to ans any qs u dont want to...
cheers!
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Dorsal midbrain (Benedikt) syndrome
due to a lesion in the midbrain tegmentum from occlusion of paramedian branches of either the basilar artery, PCA, or both.
The patient - ipsilateral oculomotor palsy, ptosis, and mydriasis (like in Weber syndrome), along with the contralateral involuntary movements, such as intention tremor, ataxia, or chorea (due to the involvement of the red nucleus).
