A rare case of concomitant sicca keratopathy and ipsilateral central facial palsy in Wallenberg's dorsolateral medullary syndrome.

To describe a patient with a right-sided supranuclear facial palsy and concomitant sicca keratopathy of the right eye following right-sided dorsolateral medullary infarction. Our patient underwent a complete ophthalmologic and neurologic examination including biomicroscopy, fundus examination, cranial nerve examination, Shirmer I test, and magnetic resonance imaging of the brain. A 61-year-old woman presented in emergency with a central facial nerve palsy on the right side and truncal ataxia.