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. 1990 Aug;53(8):708–709. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.53.8.708-a

Vertical gaze palsy due to a resolving midbrain lesion.

P Trend, B D Youl, M D Sanders, R S Kocen, W I McDonald
PMCID: PMC488182  PMID: 2213052

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