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Ptosis and diplopia as initial manifestation of Guillain-Barré syndrome.

Sanjay Pandey, Manmohan Mehndiratta

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In this case report a 58-year-old Guillain-Barre syndrome patient in India presents with ptosis and diplopia. Cranial nerve examination revealed bilateral restricted abduction and ptosis as shown in the associated video clip.

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In this case report a 58-year-old Guillain-Barre syndrome patient in India presents with ptosis and diplopia. Cranial nerve examination revealed bilateral restricted abduction and ptosis as shown in the associated video clip.

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In this case report a 58-year-old Guillain-Barre syndrome patient in India presents with ptosis and diplopia. Cranial nerve examination revealed bilateral restricted abduction and ptosis as shown in the associated video clip.

Key concepts: Diplopia, Ptosis, Medicine, Guillain-Barre syndrome, Surgery, Pediatrics

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