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Answer 24-8. In the "locked-in" syndrome, vertical gaze and convergence is usually preserved. Eye opening may be preserved (eye closure is passive only). Other voluntary motions (including horizontal gaze included) are abolished.
Answer 24-8. In the "locked-in" syndrome, vertical gaze and convergence is usually preserved. Eye opening may be preserved (eye closure is passive only). Other voluntary motions (including horizontal gaze included) are abolished.