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What are the symptoms of INO?

A

Difficulty on adduction of one eye, with nystagmus of the abducting eye

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INO is a problem with what structure?

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The MLF

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What type of nystagmus is noted in the abducting eye in INO?

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Horizontal jerk nystagmus

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In INO, difficulty with adduction occurs in the eye that is (ipsilateral/contralateral) to the lesion?

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Ipsilateral

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In INO, nystagmus occurs of the eye that is (ipsilateral/contralateral) to the MLF lesion?

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Contralateral

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What type of nystagmus will be present in BINO?

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Upbeat nystagmus in upgaze

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What are the typical presentations of BINO?

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Upbeat nystagmus in upgaze

Limited adduction of both eyes

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What is posterior embryotoxon?

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Prominent, anteriorly displaced Schwalbe’s line

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What is Axenfeld-Reiger anomaly?

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Strands of iris tissue from the iris base inserting into posterior embryotoxon

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