Surgical neurology international · 2022
Transient internuclear ophthalmoplegia following anterior cervical discectomy and fusion.
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Cordeiro Kevin N, Greeneway Garret P, Page Paul S, Brooks Nathaniel P
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Internuclear ophthalmoplegia (INO), characterized by impaired horizontal eye movement, occurred following an anterior cervical discectomy/fusions (ACDF).
CASE DESCRIPTION: A 48-year-old female with recurrent C5-6 foraminal stenosis presented with right C6 radiculopathy. She underwent a C5-6 ACDF, but postoperatively, complained of diplopia. Her examination revealed left-eye INO. Notably, the brain magnetic resonance imaging showed no significant radiological findings. The patient's diplopia and INO resolved spontaneously on postoperative day 2 and never recurred.
CONCLUSION: Ocular complications following anterior cervical spine procedures are rare. Here, a 48-year-old female developed left eye INO following an ACDF that spontaneously resolved on postoperative day 2.
CASE DESCRIPTION: A 48-year-old female with recurrent C5-6 foraminal stenosis presented with right C6 radiculopathy. She underwent a C5-6 ACDF, but postoperatively, complained of diplopia. Her examination revealed left-eye INO. Notably, the brain magnetic resonance imaging showed no significant radiological findings. The patient's diplopia and INO resolved spontaneously on postoperative day 2 and never recurred.
CONCLUSION: Ocular complications following anterior cervical spine procedures are rare. Here, a 48-year-old female developed left eye INO following an ACDF that spontaneously resolved on postoperative day 2.