"EYE" SYMPTOMS AS SIGNS OF BRAIN DAMAGE
This article provides a description of the “eye” symptoms as signs of brain injury: bleeding in the retina, appearance of blood in the anterior chamber into the vitreous (Terson syndrome); mononuclear transient blindness, gaze paresis due to cortical lesion “center eye”; diplopia strobizm; gaze palsy to one side when stored consciousness, strabismus, in which the eyeball on the affected side to crank down and inwards, and more - upwards and outwards (syndrome Hertwig-Magendie) diplopia and oculomotor disorders, blindness both eyes or double sided hemianopia with possible preservation of the central tubular vision.