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Medicine C.N.S. 6129813e

Sea saw nystagmus is seen in :

A
Anterior longitudinal fasiculus
B
Craniopharyngioma
C
Medullary lesion
D
G.B. Syndrome
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. is 'b' Craniopharyngioma (Ref Parson, 18/e, p 336).In Parson it is given that sea-saw nystagmus occurs due to para chiasmatic masses and the only para chiasmatic mass in the option is craniopharyngioma.

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