All of the following are features of Millard Gubler Syndrome, Except :
Answer is A (5th Cranial nerve palsy): Anatomic Basis of Neurologic Diagnosis (Thieme) 2009/272 5th cranial nerve palsy is not a feature of Millard Gubler Syndrome Millard Gubler Syndrome (Ventral Pons Syndrome) Ipsilateral VhIth Nerve palsy Ipsilateral VIth Nerve Palsy Contralateral Hemiplegia Millard-Gubler syndrome Millard-Gubler syndrome results from a lesion in the ventral pons and presents with the following three charachteristic signs and symptoms: Ipsilateral facial paralysis (due to interruption of the facial nerve) Ipsilateral lateral rectus palsy (due to interrusption of the abducens nerve) Contralateral hemiplegia (due to interruption of the coicospinal tract)
5th cranial nerve palsy
6th cranial nerve palsy
7th cranial nerve palsy
Contralateral hemiplegia