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Parálisis del tercer nervio craneal en diabéticos; Parálisis del tercer nervio craneal preservador de la pupila
Un examen de los ojos determinará si sólo el tercer par craneal está afectado o si también hay daño en otros nervios. Los signos pueden ser:
El médico realizará una evaluación completa para determinar el posible efecto sobre otras partes del sistema nervioso. Dependiendo de la presunta causa, usted puede necesitar:
Es posible que sea necesario que lo remitan a un médico especialista en problemas visuales relacionados con el sistema nervioso (neurooftalmólogo).
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