This is intranuclear opthalmoplegia, associated with damage to the medial longitudinal fasciculus (MLF). If you haven't really memorized this yet because you thought this was a minor thing (like me) you should because they really enjoy asking questions on it according to basically every practice test. (FA2020 p543)
How you know:
She has a conjugate gaze palsy of adduction but she can still converge (i.e. the medial rectus is not paralyzed because she can still cross here eyes)
cassdawgBecause I weirdly always get this confused with superior colliculus: the superior colliculus directs eye movements to stimuli (noise, movements) or objects of interest+1
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This is intranuclear opthalmoplegia, associated with damage to the medial longitudinal fasciculus (MLF). If you haven't really memorized this yet because you thought this was a minor thing (like me) you should because they really enjoy asking questions on it according to basically every practice test. (FA2020 p543)
How you know: