Dorsal pontine stroke syndromes

[@turgutsahin3680]

I think your channel is the greatest and the most effective resource on neuro-ophthalmology ever! After watching these brief, entertaining yet full of knowledge videos it is impossible not to learn anything. Thank you Dr. Lee!!!

[@doctornachoz8099]

I have to say, this is the BEST explanation of Dorsal Pontine stroke syndromes I have seen on the internet. I love how you clearly explained how CN7 ties in and all the possible outcomes!

[@savemeows]

I think most of us who watch are not ophtalmologists..i myself am struggling with neurology step 1 usmle and ur videos and dr mike videos has been ten times better than rx or osmosis or even bnb

[@anthony75040]

So when a stroke takes place on the left but affects the right and within two days movement in both sides limited yes no thank you acknowledging her name in layman terms what does that represent possibly??? Thank you

[@rodolfozach]

great video, not only tackles a HGP or a 1-1/2 syndrome, but many others too. Opens our minds in Dorsal Pontine Pathology. Question: Can you explain what the PPRF does? Thank You

[@christiansolihin5543]

Thank you doc

[@unclebucksquarter]

Bro, you look so happy explaining this. But I’d like to hear it dumbed down. I feel like I understand but then again 6 7 8 1/2 kinda makes my eyes wanna go wonkier than they already are.
I know this is for students but how do you fix it? Please don’t just say time or maybe never. I’m dizzy af.

[@anthony75040]

So when a stroke takes place on the left but affects the right and within two days movement in both sides limited yes no thank you acknowledging her name in layman terms what does that represent possibly???

[@khaledgowaily6818]

Thank you Dr Lee. Can you please tell me, in regards to the 1/2 and 1/2 syndrome, are the palsies in the ipsilateral eye only? Thank you