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Bilateral consecutive superior oblique palsy following fronto-ethmoidal sinusitis.

Lyons CJ, Lee JP.

Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, England.

A 61-year-old woman developed a left superior oblique palsy as a result of frontoethmoidal sinusitis. After stabilization, the left inferior oblique and right inferior rectus were recessed. Three years later, she developed a right superior oblique palsy associated with fronto-ethmoiditis. The right inferior oblique and left inferior rectus were recessed.

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