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Answer to Question 13 : B

Facial and oculomotor nerves causes weaknesses one side of the face and eye movement becomes difficult. Underside of the pons of the brain are injured. This is known as Millard-Gubler syndrome.

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Where does the abducens nerve run after leaving the ventral pons?

A - Blockage of blood flow.
B - Spinning or motion.
C - Along the cloves to pierce the dura at the petrous apex, entering the cavernous sinus.
D - Olfactory mucus.

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Medicine A7 Question (14/20)

Facial and oculomotor nerves causes weaknesses one side of the face and eye movement becomes difficult. Underside of the pons of the brain are injured. This is known as Millard-Gubler syndrome.

Where does the abducens nerve run after leaving the ventral pons?

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