G. Milanes-Rodríguez, L. Ibañez-Valdés, H. Foyaca-Sibat
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In this article, we illustrate and briefly describe a medial approach, in the sagittally sectioned preserved human brain, to display the oculomotor nerve, in situ and in continuity. The method has been successfully used by Milanes-Rodriguez for several cohorts of our second-year medical students, and can be completed within a 90-min dissecting session. We also review the most common clinical manifestation of oculomotor disorder
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