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Ipsipulsão é um sinal neurológico, também conhecido como desvio lateral ocular ou lateropulsão sacádica, em que os olhos involuntariamente se desviam ou se deslocam para o mesmo lado de uma lesão cerebral, particularmente em casos de síndrome de Wallenberg (síndrome medular lateral). | |||
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Ipsipulsion is a neurological sign, also known as ocular lateral deviation or saccadic lateropulsion, where the eyes involuntarily deviate or drift toward the same side as a brain lesion, particularly in cases of Wallenberg syndrome (lateral medullary syndrome). | |||
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Ipsipulsion is a neurological sign, also known as ocular lateral deviation or saccadic lateropulsion, where the eyes involuntarily deviate or drift toward the same side as a brain lesion, particularly in cases of Wallenberg syndrome (lateral medullary syndrome).
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Ipsipulsion is a neurological sign, also known as ocular lateral deviation or saccadic lateropulsion, where the eyes involuntarily deviate or drift toward the same side as a brain lesion, particularly in cases of Wallenberg syndrome (lateral medullary syndrome). |
