1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf00833922
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Third cranial nerve paralysis associated with hypothyroidism

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“…Ptosis has been previously reported in patients with primary hypothyroidism, but there have been only a few case reports (3-5). In patients with hypothyroidism, myopathy, mononeuropathy and diffuse peripheral polyneuropathy may encountered with various incidences (8).…”
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“…Ptosis has been previously reported in patients with primary hypothyroidism, but there have been only a few case reports (3-5). In patients with hypothyroidism, myopathy, mononeuropathy and diffuse peripheral polyneuropathy may encountered with various incidences (8).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although neuromuscular complications are well recognized in thyroid disorders, their pathophysiology remains unclear. Generally, these abnormalities are secondary to mucopolysaccharide infiltration of various peripheral organs (5). Cho et al (9) described a case of pituitary apoplexy with Sheehan's syndrome and isolated third cranial nerve palsy.…”
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