January 27, 2004


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2004 Series - January 27, 2004

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5-year-old patient

This 5-year-old child has the appearance shown here when attempting to look up and to the right.

1.	The most likely diagnosis is:
	a. Brown syndrome b. dissociated vertical deviation c. double elevator palsy d. none of the above
2.	The course of the above is most likely:
	a. superior oblique palsy b. mechanical restriction to elevation in adduction c. a chin-down posture d. periodic nystagmus
3.	The most likely head posture for this patient is:
	a. left face turn b. chin down c. face pointing up to the right, eyes down left d. no consistent head posture

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Lecture 49 of 50