Unilateral INO is associated with ocular tilt reaction in pontomesencephalic lesions: INO plus

Neurology
A ZwergalM Strupp

Abstract

Correlation of internuclear ophthalmoplegia (INO) with components of the ocular tilt reaction (OTR) in order to localize graviceptive (specifically otolithic) pathways in the brainstem. We retrospectively analyzed data of 120 patients with INO (87 unilateral [9 of whom had one-and-a-half syndrome], 33 bilateral) for OTR (subjective visual vertical [SVV], ocular torsion, skew deviation) to localize causative brainstem lesions in MRI. Unilateral INO was accompanied by at least one component of OTR: SVV tilt in 96%, ocular torsion in 79%, and skew deviation in 50%. All components were directed to the contralesional side. Contralateral OTR occurred in 89% of patients with one-and-a-half syndrome. Only 9% of patients with bilateral INO exhibited OTR. MRI showed distinct lesions in 68%, which almost exclusively projected onto the pontomesencephalic medial longitudinal fascicle (96%). Follow-up measurements revealed SVV and ocular torsion normalized faster than the adduction deficit in INO. First, unilateral internuclear ophthalmoplegia (INO) is regularly associated with contraversive ocular tilt reaction (OTR): INO plus. Thus, graviceptive pathways join the medial longitudinal fascicle after crossing between the vestibular and abduce...Continue Reading

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