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I just viewed the sample ABPN case posted on their website
http://www.abpn.com/candidates.htm
This patient appears to have a combination of a left Bell's palsy and a one-and-a-half syndrome, with only abduction in the right eye spared and concomitant nystagmus. The latter could be caused by a left pontine stroke (which according the page is the correct answer, although I would think demyelination more likely), but that sure doesn't look like an UNML type facial droop to me. Does the patient have two things going on?
http://www.abpn.com/candidates.htm
This patient appears to have a combination of a left Bell's palsy and a one-and-a-half syndrome, with only abduction in the right eye spared and concomitant nystagmus. The latter could be caused by a left pontine stroke (which according the page is the correct answer, although I would think demyelination more likely), but that sure doesn't look like an UNML type facial droop to me. Does the patient have two things going on?
