Parinaud Syndrome treatment in Miguel Hidalgo

Parinaud syndrome is a set of disorders of eye movement that arise when a specific region of the upper part of the brainstem is affected. It mainly influences the ability to direct the gaze upward.

Characteristic manifestations:

• Difficulty moving the eyes upward
• Changes in the pupils' reaction to light
• A sensation of double vision or abnormal eye movements

Why evaluate it? These disorders reflect that something is affecting a specific area of the brain, so studying it is important to identify the origin.

Who evaluates it? The ophthalmologist evaluates eye movements and the pupils in detail and guides the workup in coordination with other professionals of the nervous system. If you notice persistent changes in your gaze or double vision, it is advisable to seek a review.