Midbrain Case 2
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A usually alert 80 year old man lost consciousness. Upon awakening he complained of double vision and a tremor in his left arm. Mental status was good and speech was articulate and appropriate. The right eye had a dilated pupil and a lateral strabismus. On attempted lateral gaze to the left, the right eye would not proceed across the midline. Although vision was normal the right pupil did not constrict in either the direct or consensual pupillary light reflexes. Hearing was normal as were CN 5-12. Pain and temperature sensation from the body and face were normal bilaterally. There was diminished vibratory sense and muscle strength on the left. The left arm showed an intention tremor, dysmetria and occasional involuntary movements. 

Which one of the following lesions does this patient have?
 


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C