Left superior oblique palsy
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Erbs palsy results in medially rotated arm with elbow flexion. Ulnar nerve palsy (probably writing as C7/T1) gives interossei weakness and numbness over radial part of hand ... superior oblique and inferior rectus move the eye downwards. ... left gonadal artery. superior mesenteric artery. The main vessel supplying the body of the pancreas is the .
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: Is deviation greatest with tilting head to left or to right? Test relies on physiologic torsional balancing reflexes provoked by head tilt – normally higher eye extorts (inferior oblique muscle), while lower eye intorts (superior oblique muscle); intorters and extorters have opposite vertical functions - when there is paretic muscle, unopposed vertical action of other muscle makes ...
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On examination, he had double vision maximal on looking down and to the left. The peripheral (outer) image came from the right eye. Which extraocular muscle is most likely to be affected? A left inferior oblique . B left superior oblique. C right inferior oblique . D right inferior rectus . E right superior oblique. Metadata. Domain=SCE Items
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d. Ptosis – drooping lid – due to muscle weakness, and accompanies neurological problems (Bell’s palsy, CVA) C. Conjunctiva – covers the sclera and the eyelid. Palpebral conjunctiva – covers the lid. Bulbar conjunctiva – covers the globe. it is clear, except when inflamed. 1. Conjunctivitis is inflammation of conjunctiva – “pink ...
Neurogenic Diplopia
Travels from cavernous sinus through superior orbital fissure (within annulus of Zinn) to innervate superior oblique. Due to course and length, CN IV is most prone to trauma. CN IV Palsy: Points to Remember. Long-standing CN IV palsy can present with diplopia due to decompensation. Patient typically presents with head tilt opposite side of palsy
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A left trochlear palsy produces a “left-right-left” pattern. The examiner should also note whether the patient has pathologically high vertical fusional reserves (4 prism-diopters or greater), and whether the vertical misalignment is greater in upgaze than downgaze, indications of a long-standing (and possibly decompensated congenital) lesion.
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Superior oblique tendon tuck procedure. in the left eye. -A conjunctival incision is made temporal to the insertion of the superior rectus muscle. - With the superior rectus muscle engaged on a Jameson muscle hook, the globe is held in maximal depression and a Stevens tenotomy hook is passed under the superior oblique tendon near its scleral ...
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The oblique popliteal ligament is a minimal thickening in the joint capsule of little. ... and results in Erb’s palsy. ... D. Left vagus crosses the aortic arch superficial to the left superior intercostal vein. E. Right vagus runs superficial to the azygos vein.
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1.Superior Oblique Palsy – Example (Left Superior Oblique Palsy) Etiology: Paretic in origin. Superior oblique palsy is the most commonly seen paretic vertical muscle. b.Causes: Vascular disease, inflammation, viral, trauma, most frequently congenital. c.Characteristics .
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The trochlear nerve, which is a pure motor nerve that innervates the superior oblique muscle, is the smallest cranial nerve and the only one that decussates before leaving the brainstem. Axons traveling between nuclei of CN III, IV and VI travel in the medial longitudinal fasciculus.
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