and right medullary involvement for the proprioceptive
deficits. A mucoid ocular discharge in the left eye,
consistent with the previously documented neurogenic
KCS, and a dry, crusted left nostril were attributed
to loss of autonomic fibers traveling with the
facial nerve. The facial paresis, as manifested by the left
ear and lip droop, could have been a chronic finding
referable to the previous infections in the left ear.