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xwxf Forum Senior Topics: 16 Posts: 71	04/22/06 - 11:17 PM             #1 I know that cold stimulation will cause abduction of the ipsilateral eye in MLF syndrome patient with no nystagmus. Can anybody explain why no nystagmus? I attempted to explain it with cortex-pprf-MLF pathway. However, my conclusion is that the contralateral eye will have lateral nystagmus. Maybe this nystagmus in carolic test isn't mediated by this pathway.
xwxf Forum Senior Topics: 16 Posts: 71	04/27/06 - 08:01 PM             #2 can anybody answer it?

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