Diabetic Ophthalmoplegia with Special Reference to the Pupil

Clinical course following diabetic ocular palsy

“…These findings do not support the suggestion that such ocular palsies are caused by vascular disease. The present observations confirm the frequency of third and sixth nerve involvement (Zorilla and Kosak, 1967) and the normal pupillary function in the third nerve palsy (Goldstein and Cogan, 1960). Most of the palsies had recovered by 3 months.…”

Clinical course following diabetic ocular palsy

“…These findings do not support the suggestion that such ocular palsies are caused by vascular disease. The present observations confirm the frequency of third and sixth nerve involvement (Zorilla and Kosak, 1967) and the normal pupillary function in the third nerve palsy (Goldstein and Cogan, 1960). Most of the palsies had recovered by 3 months.…”

Etiological distribution of isolated oculomotor nerve palsy: analysis of 633 patients and literature review

“…As in most of the previous studies (23.8%–63.5%) [3, 4, 6, 10, 12–16], microvascular was the most common etiology of isolated oculomotor nerve palsy in this study (26.5%), especially in men (34.6%). In contrast, vascular anomalies were the most common in women (27.1%).…”

“…As in most of the previous studies (23.8%-63.5%) [3,4,6,10,[12][13][14][15][16], microvascular was the most common etiology of isolated…”

Third Nerve Palsy: Analysis of 1400 Personally-examined Inpatients

“…Smaller pupils--in 3% of our patients--accompany TNP occasionally in other series 5 . Horners syndrome and diabetic autonomic neuropathy could explain about one-quarter of our cases.…”

Clinical course following diabetic ocular palsy

“…These findings do not support the suggestion that such ocular palsies are caused by vascular disease. The present observations confirm the frequency of third and sixth nerve involvement (Zorilla and Kosak, 1967) and the normal pupillary function in the third nerve palsy (Goldstein and Cogan, 1960). Most of the palsies had recovered by 3 months.…”

Etiological distribution of isolated oculomotor nerve palsy: analysis of 633 patients and literature review

“…As in most of the previous studies (23.8%–63.5%) [3, 4, 6, 10, 12–16], microvascular was the most common etiology of isolated oculomotor nerve palsy in this study (26.5%), especially in men (34.6%). In contrast, vascular anomalies were the most common in women (27.1%).…”

“…As in most of the previous studies (23.8%-63.5%) [3,4,6,10,[12][13][14][15][16], microvascular was the most common etiology of isolated…”

Third Nerve Palsy: Analysis of 1400 Personally-examined Inpatients

“…Smaller pupils--in 3% of our patients--accompany TNP occasionally in other series 5 . Horners syndrome and diabetic autonomic neuropathy could explain about one-quarter of our cases.…”

Clinical course following diabetic ocular palsy

“…These findings do not support the suggestion that such ocular palsies are caused by vascular disease. The present observations confirm the frequency of third and sixth nerve involvement (Zorilla and Kosak, 1967) and the normal pupillary function in the third nerve palsy (Goldstein and Cogan, 1960). Most of the palsies had recovered by 3 months.…”

Etiological distribution of isolated oculomotor nerve palsy: analysis of 633 patients and literature review

“…As in most of the previous studies (23.8%–63.5%) [3, 4, 6, 10, 12–16], microvascular was the most common etiology of isolated oculomotor nerve palsy in this study (26.5%), especially in men (34.6%). In contrast, vascular anomalies were the most common in women (27.1%).…”

“…As in most of the previous studies (23.8%-63.5%) [3,4,6,10,[12][13][14][15][16], microvascular was the most common etiology of isolated…”

Third Nerve Palsy: Analysis of 1400 Personally-examined Inpatients

“…Smaller pupils--in 3% of our patients--accompany TNP occasionally in other series 5 . Horners syndrome and diabetic autonomic neuropathy could explain about one-quarter of our cases.…”