Claude's Syndrome

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Midbrain <strong>Syndrome</strong>s Third Nerve Weber’s syndrome: ipsilateral third nerve palsy, plus contralateral hemiparesis including the lower face and tongue due to involvement of the cerebral peduncle. Benedikt’s syndrome: Ipsilateral third nerve palsy, plus contralateral tremor due to involvement of the red nucleus.
Third Nerve Nothnagel’s syndrome: Ipsilateral third nerve palsy, plus ipsilateral cerebellar ataxia due to involvement of the superior cerebellar peduncle. Claude’s syndrome: Ipsilateral third nerve palsy (often partial) plus contralateral ataxia, asynergy, and dysdiadochokinesis due to involvement of the red nucleus and superior cerebellar peduncle.
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