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. 2016 Jul-Sep;19(3):426-8.
doi: 10.4103/0972-2327.179981.

Thalamus and vertical gaze: Arguing for an independent association

Sachin Suresh Babu  1 , Laxmi Khanna  1 , Sudhir Peter  1 , Sobhana Chindrippu  1 , Elisheba Patras  1
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Thalamus and vertical gaze: Arguing for an independent association

Sachin Suresh Babu et al. Ann Indian Acad Neurol. 2016 Jul-Sep.
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Figure 1
MRI of the brain diffusion revealing bilateral thalamic infarcts and a contrast-enhanced study with a conglomerated discoid lesion in the left thalamus suggestive of a tuberculoma. Both patients with these lesions had bilateral upgaze palsy
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