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2004 Series - August 10, 2004
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| This 18-year-old woman presented with a complaint of one eye being higher. This has been present for as long as she can remember. She has 6.00 diopters of astigmatic anisometropia and vision of OD 20/200 and OS 20/20. |
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The physical findings in the above suggest the following: |
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| a. |
right hyperdeviation greater in left gaze |
| b. |
overaction of the right inferior oblique |
| c. |
lid coloboma |
| d. |
(a) and (b)
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| 2. |
Reasonable surgery for this patient could include: |
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| a. |
right inferior oblique weakening |
| b. |
left superior oblique tuck |
| c. |
right superior oblique tenectomy |
| d. |
none of the above
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This patient also has: |
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ametropic amblyopia |
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dissociated vertical deviation |
| c. |
euryblepharon |
| d. |
falling eye | |
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