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. 2017 Jan 5;130(1):113–114. doi: 10.4103/0366-6999.196576

Supplementary Table 1.

Comparison of the present case and published cases

Case Age (years)/Gender Risk factors Symptoms Signs Location (MRI) Vascular abnormality Etiology
1 69/female HT, DM Diplopia Left-MDP, ICT Left-paramedian Nil Nil
2 79/male HT, alcohol Diplopia, temporary loss of consciousness Left-MDP, plusminus lid syndrome gait ataxia Left-rostral Nil Nil
3 83/male DM, HT, CHD, hyperlipidemia Diplopia, unsteadiness Left-MDP, ICT, disconjugate gaze Left-posterior lateral Nil Nil
4 76/male HT Diplopia Left-MDP Left-paramedian Nil Nil
5 30/male Smoke, hyperlipidemia Diplopia, giddiness Right-MDP Right-ventral Nil Nil
6 57/male DM, HT, smoke, alcohol Diplopia Left-MDP Right-paramedian Severe stenosis of right-PCA LAA

Case 1: Derle et al.;[1] Case 2: Rabadi and Beltmann;[2] Case 3: Al-Sofiani and Lee Kwen;[3] Case 4: Lee et al.;[4] Case 5: Bal et al.;[5] Case 6: Our present case. Location (MRI): Location of brain lesions by MRI; DM: Diabetes mellitus; HT: Hypertension; CHD: Coronary artery disease; MDP: Medial rectus palsy; ICT: Impaired convergence test; PCA: Posterior cerebral artery; LAA: Large artery atherosclerosis; Nil: Not mentioned or no data; MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging.