American journal of ophthalmology · 1996
Progressive ophthalmoplegia with acute ischemic abducens nerve palsies.
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Jacobson D M
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To determine the frequency of early progression of opthalmoplegia in patients with acute ischemic abducens nerve palsies.
METHODS: Patients with ischemic abducens nerve palsy examined within one week from the onset of symptoms were identified using predetermined entry criteria and serially followed up using a standardized ophthalmoplegia grading scheme.
RESULTS: Only two of the 35 patients initially had a complete abduction deficit. Of the 33 patients who initially had an incomplete abduction deficit, 18 (54%) showed progression of their ophthalmoplegia.
CONCLUSIONS: Patients with acute incomplete ischemic abducens nerve palsies frequently demonstrate early progression of their ophthalmoplegia.
METHODS: Patients with ischemic abducens nerve palsy examined within one week from the onset of symptoms were identified using predetermined entry criteria and serially followed up using a standardized ophthalmoplegia grading scheme.
RESULTS: Only two of the 35 patients initially had a complete abduction deficit. Of the 33 patients who initially had an incomplete abduction deficit, 18 (54%) showed progression of their ophthalmoplegia.
CONCLUSIONS: Patients with acute incomplete ischemic abducens nerve palsies frequently demonstrate early progression of their ophthalmoplegia.