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Prevost sign is where the eyes will deviate towards the side of the lesion.
I'm having trouble understanding how that happens. If you have a left MCA stroke, you can have homonymous hemianopia, where the right field of vision will be gone. Wouldn't the eyes deviate to the right to make up for this?
According to MTB and everywhere ive seen, they deviate to the left, which doesnt make sense if you cant see the right side.
I'm having trouble understanding how that happens. If you have a left MCA stroke, you can have homonymous hemianopia, where the right field of vision will be gone. Wouldn't the eyes deviate to the right to make up for this?
According to MTB and everywhere ive seen, they deviate to the left, which doesnt make sense if you cant see the right side.