Visual fields were full to confrontation bilaterally and extraocular eye movements were intact. Pupils were equally round and reacted briskly to light with no relative afferent pupillary defect.

It controls the movements of the superior oblique muscle, which helps your eye move down and rotate. A range of medical conditions can impair the trochlear nerve, though, and restrict your ability ...

Both pupils were reactive to light without an afferent pupillary defect. Extraocular eye movements were full and painless. Confrontation visual fields were full in the left eye.

Extraocular eye movements were full and painless, and confrontation visual field was full bilaterally. Anterior segment slit lamp examination was notable for bilateral bulbar hyperemia and ...

They assessed level of consciousness, pupils, extraocular eye movements, and sensorimotor function.

Extraocular Muscles: The muscles surrounding the eye that control its movements and maintain proper alignment. Ocular Motor Nuclei: Clusters of neurons in the brainstem responsible for ...

“Slowed movements aren’t just a symptom of Parkinson’s but also appear in a lot of mental health disorders, such as depression and schizophrenia,” Ahmed said. “We think these eye movements could be ...