A patient is exhibiting ptosis (upper eyelid droop) and diplopia (double vision). The cranial nerve most likely affected is the Oculomotor.
Diplopia is a problem that is related to vision. With this issue, an individual will see two images that same referred to as double vision. Diplopia is typically brought on by misplaced eyes or other, more severe underlying problems.
The primary signs and symptoms of third neuron palsies include ptosis and diplopia. Anywhere along the nerve's course, there could be a disruption, which could lead to paresis in whatever muscle the oculomotor nerve innervates.
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