Still in the skull but this time looking at the cavernous sinus.
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This was great. Never understood anatomy and reasons this area could affect cranial nerves that well. Thanks.
good lecture
Thanks for the great lecture. I have a friend who has a third nerve palsy as a result of leukeamic infiltration (now in palliative care) and this has really helped remind me of the anatomy (and also anticipate what potential symptoms to look out for).