Case report describes acute ophthalmoparesis in a syndrome, suggesting need for precise antibody testing.
To describe an atypical presentation of GQ1b antibody-associated syndrome manifesting as acute ophthalmoparesis without sensory ataxia, highlighting its diagnostic complexity and the importance of antibody testing.
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