Disturbances of the associated or conjugate movements of the eye

ABSTRACT

Disturbances of divergence and convergence should be kept in mind in cases where diplopia is a complaint and can be elicited throughout the visual field, especially when no definite squinting is presentIn any case of disturbance of the associated or conjugate ocular movements a brain tumor and encephalitis should be considered among other causes. Whenever a brain tumor is suspected, the presence of paralysis of any associated or conjugate movement is a localizing finding. (Summary and conclusion)