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The reason that you may be asked about this is because the presence of a directed to the left so a stimulatory seizure irritative focus in the right frontal eye field will push the eyes with a Down this combination of features absent volitional and reflex horizontal

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Down this combination of features absent volitional and reflex horizontal This patient has a pontine stroke due to hypertension and developed complete left

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  • This patient has a pontine stroke due to hypertension and developed complete left
  • Down this combination of features absent volitional and reflex horizontal
  • The reason that you may be asked about this is because the presence of a
  • When we're trying to look either to the right or to the left horizontal

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