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Case report reveals cyclic oculomotor palsy linked to a supraclinoid aneurysm, indicating peripheral lesions alone can produce cyclic features.
An unusual case of cyclic oculomotor palsy is described where the probable cause was a supraclinoid aneurysm. A mechanism is suggested by which the features of cyclic oculomotor palsy can be explained solely by a peripheral lesion.
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