Ocular Motility

Ocular Motility

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History

Exam

Prior Study

Findings

Brain and Brainstem

General Meninges, Cisternal Segment and Root Entry Zone

Cavernous sinus and Paracavernous Structures

Orbit, Extraocular Muscles, Sinonasal Region and Skull Base

Impression

Ocular Motility

  1. There are intra-axial or root entry zone findings that explain the patient’s ocular dysmotility problem.

  2. There are a cisternal and/or dural or leptomeningeal findings that explain the patient’s ocular dysmotility problem.

  3. There are findings along the course of exit of cranial nerves 3, 4 and/or 6 from the skull base, including the paracavernous region and superior orbital fissure that explain the patient’s ocular dysmotility problem.

  4. There are findings of the orbit, extraocular muscles and/or sinonasal region that explain the patient’s ocular dysmotility problem.