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A 12-year-old boy is brought to his primary care PA to evaluate recurrent tripping and falling over the past two months. The patient states that he loses his balance easily and finds it difficult to walk in narrow spaces, such as the school hallway. He reports difficulty sleeping for the same duration. Past medical history is significant for seasonal allergies. Physical examination demonstrates bilateral papilledema, impaired upward gaze, and bilateral eyelid retraction. A brain mass is suspected, and an MRI brain is ordered.

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Which of the following structures is most likely affected by this patient's condition?

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