Argyll Robeson pupil results from the lesion of: (A) Tectum region, (B) Ciliary ganglion, (C) Lateral geniculate body, (D) Accessory ganglion
Answer is A. Argyll Robeson pupil (ARP): Here the pupil is slightly small in size and reaction to near reflex is present but light reflex is absent, i.e., there is light near dissociation (to remember, the acronym ARP may stand for 'accommodation reflex present'). It is caused by a lesion (usually neurosyphilis) in the region of tectum. Ref:- A K KHURANA; pg num:-293