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Abstract
A patient with Claude's syndrome (ipsilateral fascicular third nerve palsy with contralateral
ataxia) in whom computed tomography demonstrated a discrete infarct in the paramedian
rostral mesencephalic tegmentum is reported. The vascular supply of the rostral mesencephalon
is discussed.
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