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Case report demonstrates unique presentation of reverse locked-in syndrome after thrombectomy in a patient.
We present a case illustrating a “reverse locked-in syndrome,” characterized by persistent almost total ophthalmoplegia with a normal motor exam following basilar artery thrombectomy.
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