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Ophthalmic findings in the Parinaud syndrome

Ophthalmic findings in the Parinaud syndrome
Vertical gaze abnormalities, especially upgaze
Downward gaze preference or tonic downward deviation of the eyes ("setting-sun sign")
Primary position upbeat or downbeat nystagmus
Impaired convergence and divergence
Excessive convergence tone
Convergence-retraction nystagmus
Skew deviation, often with the higher eye on the side of the lesion
Alternating adduction hypertropia or alternating adduction hypotropia
Bilateral upper eyelid retraction (Collier "tucked-lid" sign)
Bilateral ptosis
Pupillary abnormalities (large with light-near dissociation)
Modified with permission from: Lee AG, Brazis PW. Clinical Pathways in Neuro-ophthalmology: An Evidence-based Approach, Thieme, New York 1998.
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