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1 Fig. 1. Ocular motor findings and brain MRI of the patient
Fig. 1. Ocular motor findings and brain MRI of the patient. Horizontal saccades to the left were impaired (A, B), whereas the low-frequency vestibulo-ocular reflex was spared in both directions (C, D). Brain MRI revealed a 8-mm cavernous angioma with minor hemorrhage involving the tegmentum of left lower pons in FLAIR (E), gradient echo (F), and gadolinium-enhanced T1-weighted (G) images. Direction of attempting a saccade (straight arrows; A, B), direction of head rotation (large curved arrows; C, D), and direction of eye movement (small curved arrows; C, D). Fig. 1. Ocular motor findings and brain MRI of the patient. Horizontal saccades to the left were impaired (A, B), whereas the low- frequency vestibulo-ocular reflex was spared in both directions (C, D). Brain MRI revealed a 8-mm cavernous angioma with minor hemorrhage involving the tegmentum of left lower pons… J Clin Neurol Apr;15(2):

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