A case of Graves’ disease presenting with internal ophthalmoplegia during methylmercaptoimidazole treatment

Medicine and Dentistry

• Graves' Disease 100%
• Therapeutic Procedure 75%
• Muscle 75%
• Pain 50%
• Accommodation 50%
• Brain 50%
• Sunlight 50%
• Thiamazole 50%
• Ophthalmoparesis 50%
• Mydriasis 50%
• Woman 25%
• Patient 25%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Muscle Disease 25%
• Antinuclear Antibody 25%
• Diplopia 25%
• Anisocoria 25%
• Hypothyroidism 25%
• Receptor Antibody 25%
• External Ophthalmoplegia 25%
• Ptosis (Eyelid) 25%
• Thyrotropin Receptor 25%
• Channelopathy 25%
• Inferior Rectus Muscle 25%
• Sphincter 25%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Graves Disease 100%
• Pain 50%
• Methimazole 50%
• Mydriasis 50%
• Ophthalmoplegia 50%
• Antinuclear Antibody 25%
• Complication 25%
• Receptor Antibody 25%
• Hypothyroidism 25%
• Diplopia 25%
• Thyrotropin Receptor 25%
• Muscle Disease 25%
• Ptosis (Eyelid) 25%
• Gaze Paralysis 25%
• External Ophthalmoplegia 25%
• Channelopathy 25%
• Anisocoria 25%

Neuroscience

• Grave's Disease 75%
• Accommodation 50%
• Thyrotropin Receptor 25%
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging 25%
• Antinuclear Antibody 25%
• Receptor Antibody 25%
• Hypothyroidism 25%
• Pupil 25%
• Diplopia 25%
• Channelopathy 25%
• Short Ciliary Nerves 25%
• Inferior Rectus Muscle 25%
• Ciliary Ganglion 25%
• Ciliary Muscle 25%