Painful oculomotor paresis with retro-orbital pain is usually due to one of two main pathologies.
The final group of cells was found ventral to the oculomotor nucleus and medial longitudinal fasciculus.
The oculomotor system has access only to the output of the motion-processing stage, which it uses to generate pursuit.
For most neurons, position of the fixation point (and, hence, oculomotor position) did not affect activity.
Specifically, they are found in and lateral to the anteromedian nucleus, and they extend caudally, both dorsal and ventral to the oculomotor nucleus.
However, for the appropriate oculomotor neuron, a tight linkage between its activity and movement of the eye is expected.
Oculomotor programming is influenced by the information in the word that is the target of the next saccade.
They selectively labeled the smaller neurons located ventromedial to the oculomotor nucleus, but produced little or no labeling within the boundaries of the nucleus.
