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Rare occurrence of a transient isolated unilateral partial third nerve palsy after angioplasty

We report a rare case of isolated unilateral partial oculomotor nerve palsy in an elderly woman a day after radial angioplasty presenting with diplopia and ptosis.

A 65-year-old woman with diabetes and hypertension presented with the acute onset transient partial third cranial nerve palsy presenting as diplopia and ptosis after 1 day of undergoing a double vessel angioplasty which spontaneously improved after a day of its occurrence. The patient was in normal sinus rhythm and there was no echocardiographic evidence of any thrombus in the left-sided cardiac chambers. An ocular examination revealed ptosis with paresis …