Wernicke’s encephalopathy typically presents with ophthalmoplegia (horizontal and vertical nystagmus, weakness / paralysis of the lateral rectus muscles, weakness / paralysis of conjugate gaze), ataxia (predominantly affecting stance or gait, and often without clear-cut intention tremor) and confusion.
Horizontal nystagmus
Vertical nystagmus
Lateral rectus muscle
Conjugate gaze
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