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Subsequent problems
Inferior oblique overaction Dissociated vertical deviation |
Microtropia |
• Most common onset 2 years |
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detectable on cover testing |
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• Central suppression scotoma |
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• Up-drift with excyclodeviation of |
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• When cover removed affected |
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eye moves down |
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Brown syndrome (right)
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Normal elevation in |
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Limited elevation in |
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adduction |
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Double elevator palsy (right)
Unilateral elevation failure in all positions
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Mobius syndrome
Signs
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• Bilateral sixth nerve palsies - |
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Primary position - 50% |
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patient looking left |
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straight, 50% esotropic |
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asymmetrical facial |
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Horizontal gaze palsy in |
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50% |
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Paresis of 9th and 12th |
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cranial nerves |
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