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Wall Eyed Bilateral Internuclear Ophthalmoplegia
Paralysis of ocular between the core and:: Internuclear ophthalmoplegia, which for the summary, etc. INO can be written., the irregularities in the motion simultaneously the two eyes in which the eyes are damaged to the axis of the face, not near, in other words, to the inside, or move very little or not at all does not move. The opposite eye can move outward, but it will be accompanied by Dodo yenek. The divergence of the two-eye path ultimately causes double vision. This means that when the right eye is sick, the person sees two when looking to the left. The coherence of the eyes is generally preserved.< < > a lesion among the brain can cause a change in the convergence center of the binocular axis, resulting in the axis of the individual's eyes diverging, which is called en WEBINO. This means that each eye is looking at one of the two walls in front of each other.< < > if the lesion is in the longitudinal fibers of the brainstem or in the center of the brain Bridge, one and a half syndromes (a kind of Apple in both eyes) occur. As a result, all horizontal movements of both eyes are inconsistent.< < > this problem can be caused by a disturbance or in the "internal longitudinal fibers" (l El). The medial longitudinal fibers are heavily covered with myelin sheaths, causing a connection between the "PP -nucleus of the sixth brain nerve" opposite side with the "nucleus of the third brain nerve" which is responsible for the movements of the eyes. In younger patients, this problem usually occurs due to MS and in older people, it usually occurs as a result of stroke. Of course, the presence of other factors in the occurrence of this problem is not unexpected....