Question-7 is Weber syndrome Ipsilateral 3rd CN palsy Contralateral Hemiparesis. Defect artery is Posterior cerebral artery, which is a branch of Basilar artery, So I think option A & B both are correct
Very helpful and a lot was relevant from my mrcp p1 exam experience! I think the TIA management here is out of date? Now 2020 is clopidogrel 75mg only after TIA (after single loading dose of 300mg aspirin), unless can't tolerate or allergic etc. And for stroke 2nd it's also clopidpgrel only 75mg but after 2 weeks of 300mg aspirin. Unless AF in either case in which case warfarin/NOAC after 2 week high dose aspirin. The question with the weber's syndrome seems to break the rules of the diplopia is always caused by lesion on same side as diplopia is noted/max.
Question-7 is Weber syndrome
Ipsilateral 3rd CN palsy
Contralateral Hemiparesis.
Defect artery is Posterior cerebral artery, which is a branch of Basilar artery,
So I think option A & B both are correct
Very helpful and a lot was relevant from my mrcp p1 exam experience!
I think the TIA management here is out of date? Now 2020 is clopidogrel 75mg only after TIA (after single loading dose of 300mg aspirin), unless can't tolerate or allergic etc. And for stroke 2nd it's also clopidpgrel only 75mg but after 2 weeks of 300mg aspirin. Unless AF in either case in which case warfarin/NOAC after 2 week high dose aspirin.
The question with the weber's syndrome seems to break the rules of the diplopia is always caused by lesion on same side as diplopia is noted/max.
A t19:21the answer should pca..Webber syndrome I/L 3rd neve palsy. + C/L HEMIPLEGIA
Exactly this is wrong
Thanks! I was getting very frustrated as in my heart I knew that the CN III nucleus was in the midbrain.
Third nerve sits at mid brain level in Weber syndrome not at pons. Weber syndrome is a midbrain syndrome.
where is part 3?
Very boring and wring information too. He is quiet confusing