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Essentially, the way I use it is if itâs a driving movement, ipsilateral produces the greatest power production and stability, meaning the right hand has the right leg back. Contralateral work provides the greatest reach potential for pulling, which means the right hand has the left leg forward or standing on. Funny enough, they both wind up being kind of the same position, which makes it that much easier.
Damage to the third nerve fascicles results in an ipsilateral third nerve palsy with contralateral hemiparesis (Weber's syndrome), contralateral intention tremor (Benedikt's syndrome), or ipsilateral cerebellar ataxia (Nothnagel's syndrome). This is as the two nuclei are so close together, that a central lesion in this vicinity is likely to damage both nuclei. * However, once a given oculomotor nerve leaves the brainstem, it supplies only ipsilateral muscles. * Thus, a lesion to the nerve affects only one eye.