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ALLAN H. ROPPER, MD
Division of Neurology St Elizabeth's Hospital 736 Cambridge St Boston, MA 02135

DOUGLAS COLE, MD; DAVID N. LOUIS, MD
Massachusetts General Hospital Fruit St Boston, MA 02114

Arch Neurol. 1992;49(12):1230.

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To the Editor.

—The main point of our article published in the November 1991 issue of the ARCHIVES was demonstrated in Fig 5^1(p1169) showing the brain stem viewed in situ from above. The left oculomotor nerve origin, on the side of a large hemorrhage, was displaced medially causing the nerve to buckle over the clivus. The right oculomotor nerve was slack and had a small groove from the posterior communicating artery. Figure 5, as published in the original article,¹ was apparently too small for many readers to appreciate the pathoanatomy, and it is reprinted (Figure, see bottom of p 1231) in larger size. . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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