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case_images: (a) The patient in primary central gaze. (b) The patient in right gaze, no deviation. (c) The patient in left gaze, with right exotropia. (d) The patient in inferior gaze, no deviation. (e) The patient in superior gaze, no deviation
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case_images: The eye movement was normal except a limitation in adduction of the right eye [Figure 1 indicating an incomplete third nerve palsy in its inferior division].
case_images: Abnormal signal intensity (high in DWI and low in ADC) in the pons. DWI: Diffusion-weighted imaging, ADC: Apparent diffusion coefficient
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case_images: The brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) reported abnormal signal intensity (low in apparent diffusion coefficient and high in diffusion-weighted imaging) in the pons (right para-midline) compatible with diffusion restriction due to acute infarction [Figure 2].