2017
DOI: 10.4274/tnd.04379
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A Rare Pontine Neuro-ophthalmic Syndrome: Eight-and-a-Half Syndrome

Abstract: One-and-a half syndrome is seen in paramedian pontine lesions, and may also co-exist with cranial nerve paralysis. This clinical situation is called eight-anda-half syndrome when facial nerve paralysis also accompanies this manifestation. A man aged 38 years was admitted with symptoms of sudden-onset binocular diplopia and dizziness. The patient had no known co-morbidities. Cranial magnetic resonance imaging showed a small-sized infarct in the left paramedian pontine tegmentum posterior area. In his neuro-opht… Show more

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