A 70-year-old presents with unilateral facial droop including the forehead. He cannot close the eye on the affected side. What lesion location is most...

Question

A 70-year-old presents with unilateral facial droop including the forehead. He cannot close the eye on the affected side. What lesion location is most likely?

Accepted Answer

Lower motor neuron lesion of CN VII

Answer

Upper motor neuron lesion of CN VII

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Lesion in the contralateral motor cortex

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Lesion in the trigeminal nerve

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Lesion in the abducens nerve

ukmla MCQ (SBA): Neurology

A 70-year-old presents with unilateral facial droop including the forehead. He cannot close the eye on the affected side. What lesion location is most likely?