Abstract
A nine-month-old infant presenting with an isolated oculomotor nerve dysfunction was found to have a poorly differentiated neoplasm of the mesencephalon, an unusual presentation of an unusual tumor. Acquired, isolated, third cranial nerve palsy in a child poses a challenging differential diagnosis. Although tumor is a rare cause of this finding, full evaluation for malignancy is warranted in such a case.
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