Gaze deviation in stroke vs. seizure

[SaraA-yezx]

hello! I would like to thank you for simplifying difficult concepts. u really make things easier for us!

[ericandrius]

It's so simple the way you talk about it. A life of study! Thanks for sharing.

[georgenaratadam]

Complex topic explained simply. Thanks!

[claramcmillan]

thanks! super helpful in understanding wrong way eyes

[MarkfromLodiCA]

I have a friend who just suffered a Warneke Stroke a month ago. He is not tracking with his eyes, except by moving his whole head. I would love to know how to promote re-connection of the neurons to help communicate to the pons. Pardon if I stated that incorrectly. I am a retired music teacher and am here to help him stimulate to heal. His stroke team seems non-existent. Should he be seen by a neuro-ophthalmologist at this point? If so, how to I get his partner to push it through his GP. His verbal responses are 10 percent correctly worded. The rest are a few words over and over but clear and not slurred.

[juanding]

Dr Lee, for testing VOR, is head impulse test better than Doll's head maneuver? If the head is moved slowly in Doll's head, could that lead to a false negative result?

[kaptankancik]

Is it possible to define focal seizures that would cause Saccade-Pursuit dissociation?

[bfreeman]

it would be awesome if the amazing Dr Andew Lee could do a video about how a brain tumor could be diagnosed by a eye exam and why they are important, that would be awesome! wink ; )

[victorevangelistaneuro]

Could you talk about white dot syndromes?

[kurttournament]

Can you please do a series of videos on brain tumors. As a neurologist, important clues I may look for in the eyes?