ischemia of extraocular muscles , cranial nerves , or the brainstem(passive) caused byDiplopia
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damage to the abducens , trochlear , and oculomotor nerves(passive) caused bydiplopia
in loss of depth perception , binocular vision and amblyopiacan resultin loss of depth perception , binocular vision and amblyopia
a person to see two images of a single object and is caused by the gradual weakening of extraocular musclescausesa person to see two images of a single object and is caused by the gradual weakening of extraocular muscles
from the breakdown of a latent tendency in the interest the visual axes to veer ( latent strabismus , squintresultingfrom the breakdown of a latent tendency in the interest the visual axes to veer ( latent strabismus , squint
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from failure of both eyes to point at the object being viewedmay resultfrom failure of both eyes to point at the object being viewed
from an inferior oblique injuryresultingfrom an inferior oblique injury
our eyes to send two , slightly offset images to our brain , causing double vision and confusioncausesour eyes to send two , slightly offset images to our brain , causing double vision and confusion
from medial orbital fractureresultingfrom medial orbital fracture
from problems affecting the brain ( brainstem ) , the nerves that control the eye muscles , the neuromuscular junction ( the connection between the nerve and the muscle ) or conditions that affect the eye muscles themselvescan resultfrom problems affecting the brain ( brainstem ) , the nerves that control the eye muscles , the neuromuscular junction ( the connection between the nerve and the muscle ) or conditions that affect the eye muscles themselves
from skew deviation after cerebellopontine angle ( CPA ) surgery and labyrinthectomyresultingfrom skew deviation after cerebellopontine angle ( CPA ) surgery and labyrinthectomy
two problems , double vision ( obviously ) and confusion- double vision arises at any time the eyes fail to point in the same directioncausestwo problems , double vision ( obviously ) and confusion- double vision arises at any time the eyes fail to point in the same direction
from extra muscle contusion or entrapmentmay resultfrom extra muscle contusion or entrapment
from eye muscle contusion or muscle entrapmentmay resultfrom eye muscle contusion or muscle entrapment
from entrapment of the extraocular muscles or gross globe malpositionmay resultfrom entrapment of the extraocular muscles or gross globe malposition
from a left sixth nerve paresis , Horner ’s syndrome , proptosis , chemosis , and injection with arterialization of the conjunctival vesselsresultedfrom a left sixth nerve paresis , Horner ’s syndrome , proptosis , chemosis , and injection with arterialization of the conjunctival vessels
from displacement or compression of the sixth cranial nerve at the base of the brainmay resultfrom displacement or compression of the sixth cranial nerve at the base of the brain
from injury to the sixth cranial nerve by increased intracranial pressure or from involvement of the nervemay resultfrom injury to the sixth cranial nerve by increased intracranial pressure or from involvement of the nerve
from entrapment of the fibrous septae that support extraocular muscles rather than entrapment of the muscle itselfusually resultsfrom entrapment of the fibrous septae that support extraocular muscles rather than entrapment of the muscle itself
from extraocular muscle fibrosis or a mass effect of the bleb overlying the end platemay resultfrom extraocular muscle fibrosis or a mass effect of the bleb overlying the end plate
from lesions in the human intestine ... where the diagnosis and successful management of cerebral anoxia ( more than 10 to 11 weeks if the rate of 26 to 50 mg / minute for refractory seizuresresultsfrom lesions in the human intestine ... where the diagnosis and successful management of cerebral anoxia ( more than 10 to 11 weeks if the rate of 26 to 50 mg / minute for refractory seizures
the person to see double images instead of a single imagecausesthe person to see double images instead of a single image
a person to see two images of the same objectcausesa person to see two images of the same object
a person to see two images instead of one , or to see things extremely blurrycausesa person to see two images instead of one , or to see things extremely blurry
you to see two images of one objectcausesyou to see two images of one object
in monocular visionoften resultsin monocular vision
you to see a duplicate of an object you are looking atcausesyou to see a duplicate of an object you are looking at
to low iq associated with the stressmay contributeto low iq associated with the stress
from a mandibular injectionresultingfrom a mandibular injection
further improvement with plus lensespreventsfurther improvement with plus lenses
symptoms of dizziness , poor balance , trouble reading , psychological stress , asthenopia , and headachesalso causessymptoms of dizziness , poor balance , trouble reading , psychological stress , asthenopia , and headaches
symptoms of dizziness , poor balance , trouble reading , psychological stress , asthenopia , and headachesalso causessymptoms of dizziness , poor balance , trouble reading , psychological stress , asthenopia , and headaches
from deep orbital excisionmay resultfrom deep orbital excision
after having stroke medication Drugs / medication for binocular diplopia Diplopiacausesafter having stroke medication Drugs / medication for binocular diplopia Diplopia
from either unilateral or bilateral abducens nerve palsies , a potential consequence of increased ICPcan resultfrom either unilateral or bilateral abducens nerve palsies , a potential consequence of increased ICP
one to manage and requires ongoing secondary prophylaxis with trimethoprim – sulfamethoxazole , dapsone , or prednisone equivalent , with a citotec comprar palpable mass ... the differential diagnosis of VAP is defined by the Infectious Diseases 1123 Infectionsshould ... leadone to manage and requires ongoing secondary prophylaxis with trimethoprim – sulfamethoxazole , dapsone , or prednisone equivalent , with a citotec comprar palpable mass ... the differential diagnosis of VAP is defined by the Infectious Diseases 1123 Infections
from brainstem plaque Sensorimotor disturbancesresultingfrom brainstem plaque Sensorimotor disturbances
from extraocular muscle dysfunctionresultingfrom extraocular muscle dysfunction