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An 18-year-old Indian man was referred as Horner’s syndrome. He presented with severe ptosis in the right eye (RE) and limitation of movements in both eyes (BE) since birth. RE had low… Click to show full abstract
An 18-year-old Indian man was referred as Horner’s syndrome. He presented with severe ptosis in the right eye (RE) and limitation of movements in both eyes (BE) since birth. RE had low vision since early childhood. Family history was irrelevant. Best corrected visual acuity in RE was hand
Keywords:
miosis case;
congenital fibrosis;
case;
extraocular muscles;
case congenital;
fibrosis extraocular
Journal Title: BMJ Case Reports
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: BMJ Case Reports
Year Published: 2019
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