Juxtaposition of One and a Half Syndrome with Pseudo One and a Half Syndrome

Edward Chai, Sirac Cardoza, Ivan Rosado, Prabjhot Manes, Haidy Rivero and Adam Bernstein

Department of Neurology, The Brooklyn Hospital Center, USA

^*Correspondance to: Sirac Cardoza 

 PDF  Full Text Case Report | Open Access

Abstract:

Conjugate gaze palsy with contralateral internuclear ophthalmoplegia or One and a Half Syndrome, is a rare neurological condition that was originally described in 1967. The authors present two patients, one with true one and a half syndrome caused by a CVA and another with pseudo one and a half syndrome caused by myasthenia gravis. Clinical presentation of these syndromes can be similar with minute differences appreciated on physical exam; however, the clinical relevance is quite large as the management is entirely different.

Keywords:

Cite the Article:

Chai E, Cardoza S, Rosado I, Manes P, Rivero H, Bernstein A. Juxtaposition of One and a Half Syndrome with Pseudo One and a Half Syndrome. Ann Clin Case Rep. 2018; 3: 1565.