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Cavernoma of the fourth ventricle presenting as the eight-and-a-half syndrome

Combination of one-and-a-half syndrome plus ipsilateral cranial nerve VII palsy (forehead weakness, orbicularis weakness, mouth droop) was first described by Eggenberger in 1998 with a term eight-and-a-half syndrome. We present a case of patient with eight-and-a-half syndrome caused by a brainstem cavernoma located in the pontine tegmentum, with addition of surgical management.

cavernoma ; pons ; internuclear ophtalmoplegia

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