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Diplopia After Cataract Surgery

, 1999
This article discusses clinical findings, differential diagnoses, management, and prognoses for patients withpersistent diplopia after cataract ...
Capó, Hilda
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Superior oblique paresis after endoscopic brow lift: A case report

Clinical Case Reports
Key Clinical Message Although a forehead lift is generally a safe surgery, it has well‐known complications. Iatrogenic SO paresis is one of the rare complications following forehead lifting procedures which almost resolves spontaneously.
Farid Shekarchian, Mehrdad Motamed Shariati, Mitra Karimi Amir Abadi   +2 more
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Horizontal Diplopia Following Upper Blepharoplasty

, 2014
Diplopia is an infrequent complication after blepharoplasty. Most of the cases are in its vertical form due to trauma of the extraocular muscles. In this article, we present a case of horizontal diplopia following cosmetic upper blepharoplasty; we review
Rodolfo Vigo, Tomás Ortiz-Basso, Eduardo Jorge Prémoli   +2 more
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DIAGNOSIS OF DIPLOPIA [PDF]

British Journal of Ophthalmology, 1960
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Rehabilitation Diplopia

, 2014
The visual pathways are ubiquitous within the CNS.
Steven A. Newman, MD
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Foveal Displacement Diplopia Syndrome

This is a brief narrated powerpoint about the clinic entity Foveal Displacement Diplopia Syndrome, also know as Dragged Fovea Diplopia Syndrome. The presenter discusses the causes, clinical manifestations, and management.Lee, Andrew , et al.
Raeesah Ahsan; Sean Gratton
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Diplopia After Minor Head Trauma

, 1995
Diplopia; HeadacheA 16-year old male with diplopia, worse at distance and right gaze. Previous history significant for a hard fall the resulted to a blow to the head.Epidural hematoma in posterior fossaMRIHead ...
Robert L. Tomsak, MD, PhD
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Headache and diplopia

European Annals of Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Diseases, 2017
R, Hermann, M, Debeaupte, M, Durbec
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Walsh & Hoyt: Diplopia

, 2005
Since misalignment of the visual axes causes the image of an object of interest to fall on noncorresponding parts of the two retinas, usually the fovea of one eye and the extrafoveal retina of the other eye, a sensory phenomenon occurs that is usually ...
Mark S. Borchert, MD
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Dental Diplopia

, 1994
Right ocular pain; Diplopia; Right maxillary dental abscess; Right-side ptosisA 39-year old male with ocular pain OD.VA: 20/25 OD, 20/20 OSN/AExtrinsic lesion adjacent to cavernous sinusIV anti-bacterial ...
Rochelle Zak, MD; Shmuel Friedland, MD; Thomas L. Slamovits, MD; Ronald M. Burde, MD
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