A 35-year-old woman presents with diplopia. She has binocular double vision on horizontal and vertical gaze, and you suspect a third cranial nerve palsy.
Describe the typical examination findings of a third nerve palsy.
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Complete the table linking lesion location with associated symptoms or signs.
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| Location of lesion |
Associated symptoms/signs |
| Brainstem/midbrain |
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| Intracranial course |
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| Orbital/superior orbital fissure/orbital apex |
|
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Explain why ipsilateral pupil dilation helps distinguish compressive from microvascular/ischaemic aetiology in third nerve palsy.
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List five causes of anisocoria other than third nerve palsy.
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