The third cranial nerve (CN III) is commonly called the oculomotor ... but 63% of people who acquire a third nerve palsy recover fully after receiving conservative treatment measures.

Microvascular cranial nerve palsy is a neuropathy type that can affect ... Dysfunction in cranial nerve III can sometimes occur if a tumor is growing on or near the nerve. Still, in some cases ...

Oculomotor nerve palsy is a nerve condition that affects your vision. It can lead to double vision and difficulties using both eyes together. A weakness in the oculomotor nerves causes this ...

In this brief review of cranial nerve paresis in childhood we highlight some of these differences. Congenital III palsy may present with complete ptosis and ophthalmoplegia or a partial palsy with ...

The sudden onset of painful, complete (with pupillary involvement) cranial nerve III palsy is a posterior communicating artery aneurysm until proven otherwise. The pupil may be spared initially ...

Neurologic examination revealed a left cranial nerve III palsy (dilated pupil, inability to move affected eye medially or upward) including ptosis (drooping of the affected eyelid), a cranial ...

The algorithm assisted diagnosis was correct 82% (37/45) of the time. It correctly diagnosed: cranial nerve (CN) III palsy in 6/6, CN IV palsy in 7/8, CN VI palsy in 12/12, internuclear ...