Look Mobius syndrome, but is "bilateral" Millard-Gubler syndrome

Paresis of the sixth or seventh cranial nerve becomes the distinguishing criterion for Mobius síndrome. Moebius syndrome is usually bilateral, however, it could be unilaterally; in opposition with Millar Gubler syndrome, which is usually unilateral and associated with contralateral hemiparesis. We report the case of a young patient with paralysis of VI and VII bilateral nerve with bilateral hemiplegia (bilateral Gluber Millar Syndrome) secondary a tumor lesion. Apparently bilateral Gubler Millard syndrome has not been previously reported.