AI Article Synopsis
- - A 75-year-old woman experienced severe headaches, drooping of her left eye, and double vision, leading to a diagnosis of multiple cranial neuropathies.
- - The case highlights the need for thorough examination and assessment of multiple cranial nerve issues rather than rushing to conclusions.
- - It underscores the importance of maintaining a broad differential diagnosis to avoid missing other possible underlying conditions.
Article Abstract
This is a case of a 75-year-old woman who presented with severe headache, left eye ptosis, and binocular diplopia and was found to have multiple cranial neuropathies on examination. This case reviews the localization and workup of multiple cranial neuropathies and emphasizes the importance of not prematurely narrowing the differential diagnosis.
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