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2004 Series : May 18, 2004
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| This boy presented with facial asymmetry and head posture suggestive of a congenital superior oblique palsy. To further the evaluation in preparation for surgery imaging was done. |
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The CT image shown above demonstrates:
a. a normal study
b. hypertropia
c. absent left superior oblique complex
d. the need for a T-1 weighted study |
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The superior oblique traction test in this case would be:
a. positive for marked laxity on the right
b. equal when comparing the eyes
c. difficult to perform with the patient under general anesthesia
d. none of the above |
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Surgery on a patient like this would include:
a. left inferior oblique weakening
b. left superior oblique tuck
c. left inferior rectus recession
d. right superior rectus recession |
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