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Mcleod D. Surgical treatment of superior oblique myokymia may neces- sitatecreatinga superior oblique palsy
trochlear nerve damage(passive) caused bySuperior oblique palsy
damage to CN IV and commonly presents as difficulty looking downwards(passive) may be caused bySuperior oblique palsy
Head trauma has been knownto causesuperior oblique palsy
trauma usually involving the head , such as in a concussion(passive) can be caused bySuperior oblique palsy
extraocular muscle ( EOM ) pulley heterotopy(passive) caused byapparent superior oblique ( SO ) palsy
most likelyto causeinferior oblique palsy
a contralateral midbrain lesion , which was probably due to an involvement of the oculomotor nucleus complex(passive) caused bysuperior rectus palsy
such a situationresultingin superior oblique palsy
Tenotomy in Brownвs syndromecan causesuperior oblique palsy
Any form of injury which hampers the ability of the IVth cranial nerve to receive bloodcan causesuperior oblique palsy to form
Rarely inflammation in the region of the nerve or direct pressure on the nervecan causea superior oblique palsy
double vision ( diplopiamay causedouble vision ( diplopia
double vision because of misalignment of the eyesmay causedouble vision because of misalignment of the eyes
the eye from looking down when it is turned inpreventsthe eye from looking down when it is turned in
Royer to have headaches , tunnel vision , blurry vision , and double visionhas causedRoyer to have headaches , tunnel vision , blurry vision , and double vision
vertical diplopia(passive) caused byvertical diplopia
Clinical Characteristics of Abnormal Postures of the Head and Neck(passive) Caused byClinical Characteristics of Abnormal Postures of the Head and Neck
an ipsilateral hypertropia and excyclotorsioncausesan ipsilateral hypertropia and excyclotorsion
an ipsilateral hypertropia that is cellcept baseline labs on lateral gaze away from the affected side and on head tilt towards the affected sidewill createan ipsilateral hypertropia that is cellcept baseline labs on lateral gaze away from the affected side and on head tilt towards the affected side
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a verticle diplopiawill causea verticle diplopia
head deviation as in benign paroxysmal torticollis24 beencan causehead deviation as in benign paroxysmal torticollis24 been