Cyclic Oculomotor Paralysis (Spasmus Mobilis Oculomotorius)

Cyclic oculomotor paralysis.

“…Although generally known as cyclic oculomotor paralysis, the condition is probably more correctly named cyclic oculomotor spasm, as was suggested by Lowenstein and Givner (1942).…”

Cyclic oculomotor paralysis.

“…Although generally known as cyclic oculomotor paralysis, the condition is probably more correctly named cyclic oculomotor spasm, as was suggested by Lowenstein and Givner (1942).…”

Mutual Role of Sympathetic and Parasympathetic in Shaping of the Pupillary Reflex to Light

“…Prior to the hypothalamic lesion it was stronger on the peripherally sympathectomized than on the normal side (chart 15^4). 5. The redilation wave is equal on the two sides in its ascending branch but comes to an abrupt end on the peripherally sympathectomized side, whereas it is maintained on the side without peripheral sympaTime inotáed.…”

“…(5) The C wave is greatly reduced and shifted to the right. D and E waves, also greatly reduced as compared with the normal, are less affected than the con¬ traction wave.roughly equal, at a diameter of about 8 mm.…”

“…Contraction is decreased; redilation is undisturbed. (5) The entire C wave is reduced; its peak is delayed. D and E waves are fully developed.…”

Cyclic oculomotor paralysis.

“…Although generally known as cyclic oculomotor paralysis, the condition is probably more correctly named cyclic oculomotor spasm, as was suggested by Lowenstein and Givner (1942).…”

Mutual Role of Sympathetic and Parasympathetic in Shaping of the Pupillary Reflex to Light

“…Prior to the hypothalamic lesion it was stronger on the peripherally sympathectomized than on the normal side (chart 15^4). 5. The redilation wave is equal on the two sides in its ascending branch but comes to an abrupt end on the peripherally sympathectomized side, whereas it is maintained on the side without peripheral sympaTime inotáed.…”

“…(5) The C wave is greatly reduced and shifted to the right. D and E waves, also greatly reduced as compared with the normal, are less affected than the con¬ traction wave.roughly equal, at a diameter of about 8 mm.…”

“…Contraction is decreased; redilation is undisturbed. (5) The entire C wave is reduced; its peak is delayed. D and E waves are fully developed.…”

Cyclic oculomotor paralysis.

“…Although generally known as cyclic oculomotor paralysis, the condition is probably more correctly named cyclic oculomotor spasm, as was suggested by Lowenstein and Givner (1942).…”

Mutual Role of Sympathetic and Parasympathetic in Shaping of the Pupillary Reflex to Light

“…Prior to the hypothalamic lesion it was stronger on the peripherally sympathectomized than on the normal side (chart 15^4). 5. The redilation wave is equal on the two sides in its ascending branch but comes to an abrupt end on the peripherally sympathectomized side, whereas it is maintained on the side without peripheral sympaTime inotáed.…”

“…(5) The C wave is greatly reduced and shifted to the right. D and E waves, also greatly reduced as compared with the normal, are less affected than the con¬ traction wave.roughly equal, at a diameter of about 8 mm.…”

“…Contraction is decreased; redilation is undisturbed. (5) The entire C wave is reduced; its peak is delayed. D and E waves are fully developed.…”