Oculomotor

pupil widens(that's why eyes seem black),iris can't contract..for example because of oculomotor nerve damage. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pupillary_light_reflex But, how does the fact that it can't contract affect the colour?

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pupil widens(that's why eyes seem black),iris can't contract..for example because of oculomotor nerve damage. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pupillary_light_reflex

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... the problem to a specific part of the midbrain in the Westphal-Edinger nucleus as well as testing pathways that cross over as well as testing the oculomotor cranial nerve. If the pupillary response is not working, then the tester can know that there is a problem in those specific areas.

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Oculomotor and Trigerminal nerve are included into 12 cranial nerve, which oculomotor nerve is called as nerve III and trigerminal nerve is called as IV nerve. Oculomotor nerve is a nerve that control our eyes muscle to the ...

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I have a question. What is the origin of pain in the oclomotor palsy? oculomotor itself? tissue of oclomotor nerve? trigeminal nerve? Is there any neurologist?

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