Abstract
Drs. Swinkin and Bui1 presented a patient with bilateral ptosis, light-near dissociation, impaired vertical eye movements, paresis of superior greater than inferior rectus, and upgaze-induced convergence nystagmus (saccades) from infarction of the bilateral oculomotor nuclei and mesial thalami. They concluded that these findings were consistent with Parinaud syndrome.
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