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(BQ) Continued part 1, part 2 of the document Clinical neurology - Textbook has contents: Cerebral infarction and cerebral haemorrhage, epilepsy and other paroxysmal disorder, altered consciousness, neurological tumours and neurological complications of malignant conditions,. and other contents. Invite you to refer. | 195 16 Check for updates Disorders of the cranial nerves Abstract Diseases of the cranial nerves result in sensory function loss and or the loss of facial motor control. Hearing and sight may be lost for example double vision or vertigo may occur swallowing and speech may become difficult and the face may become paralysed or hypersensitive. Cranial nerve problems can usually be traced and resolved. That is the case for example with viral infections compression due to intracranial hypertension drug poisoning autoimmune disorders and meningitis. General causes - 196 Clinical presentation - 196 Olfactory nerve I - 196 Optic nerve II - 197 Oculomotor nerve III - 198 Trochlear nerve IV - 200 Trigeminal nerve V - 200 Abducens nerve VI - 200 Facial nerve VII - 200 Vestibulocochlear nerve VIII - 202 Glossopharyngeal nerve IX and vagus nerve X - 204 Accessory nerve XI and hypoglossal nerve XII - 205 Failure of multiple cranial nerves - 205 Electronic supplementary material The online version of this chapter 7 https 978-90-368-2142-1_16 contains supplementary material which is available to authorized users. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum is een imprint van Springer Media . onderdeel van Springer Nature 2018 J. B. M. Kuks and J. W. Snoek Eds. Textbook of Clinical Neurology https 978-90-368-2142-1_16 196 Chapter 16 Disorders of the cranial nerves I- Case -------------------------------------------------- A sixty-year-old man has sometimes been seeing double for the last three months. When it happens the images are displaced diagonally. The double vision is present when the man wakes up in the morning but after an hour or so it disappears and for the rest of the morning he is fine. However the double vision usually returns in the course of the afternoon especially if the man drives or has been reading a lot. For the last week the man s right upper eyelid has .

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