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You'll receive an email with your answers and some feedback.Pre-Video QuestionsPre-Video QuestionsWhat is the prefered imaging modality for compressive third nerve palsy?*CTCTAMRIMRVWhat is the prefered imaging modality for compressive third nerve palsy?Which cranial nerve is mostly likely to be affected from ICA aneurysm in the cavernous sinus?*3rd CN4th CN5th CN6th CNWhich cranial nerve is mostly likely to be affected from ICA aneurysm in the cavernous sinus?Microvascular disease most likely associated with:*Pupil sparring CN 3 palsyPupil involving CN 3 palsyNo association with CN 3 palsyMicrovascular disease most likely associated with:Which of the following is not a feature of aneurysmal 3rd nerve palsy:*Pupil involvementAberrant regeneration of nerve fibersUrgent imagingRestriction on abductionWhich of the following is not a feature of aneurysmal 3rd nerve palsy:Which of the following is true about aneurysmal 3rd nerve palsy recovery:*Overall 30% rates of improvement50% of complete palsy recover20 % with partial palsy recoverRecovery can take up to 2 years following treatmentWhich of the following is true about aneurysmal 3rd nerve palsy recovery:Experimentally what is the retinal acute ischemic tolerance after CRAO?*After 0.5 hrs irreversible damage occur which become maximal after 1-2 hrsAfter 2.5 hrs irreversible damage occur which become maximal after 4-6 hrsAfter 4.5 hrs irreversible damage occur which become maximal after 8-10 hrsNone of the above10-0 polypropylene (Prolene)None of the aboveExperimentally what is the retinal acute ischemic tolerance after CRAO? 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Post-Video QuestionsWhat is the prefered imaging modality for compressive third nerve palsy?*CTCTAMRIMRVWhat is the prefered imaging modality for compressive third nerve palsy?Which cranial nerve is mostly likely to be affected from ICA aneurysm in the cavernous sinus?*3rd CN4th CN5th CN6th CNWhich cranial nerve is mostly likely to be affected from ICA aneurysm in the cavernous sinus?Microvascular disease most likely associated with:*Pupil sparring CN 3 palsyPupil involving CN 3 palsyNo association with CN 3 palsyMicrovascular disease most likely associated with:Which of the following is not a feature of aneurysmal 3rd nerve palsy:Pupil involvementAberrant regeneration of nerve fibersUrgent imagingRestriction on abductionWhich of the following is not a feature of aneurysmal 3rd nerve palsy:Which of the following is true about aneurysmal 3rd nerve palsy recovery:*Overall 30% rates of improvement50% of complete palsy recover20 % with partial palsy recoverRecovery can take up to 2 years following treatmentWhich of the following is true about aneurysmal 3rd nerve palsy recovery:Experimentally what is the retinal acute ischemic tolerance after CRAO?*After 0.5 hrs irreversible damage occur which become maximal after 1-2 hrsAfter 2.5 hrs irreversible damage occur which become maximal after 4-6 hrsAfter 4.5 hrs irreversible damage occur which become maximal after 8-10 hrsNone of the above10-0 polypropylene (Prolene)None of the aboveExperimentally what is the retinal acute ischemic tolerance after CRAO? 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