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Rev. cuba. oftalmol ; 30(2): 1-6, abr.-jun. 2017. ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: biblio-901372

ABSTRACT

La paresia de oblicuo superior adquirida puede ser unilateral o bilateral, producida por traumatismos craneales cerrados, tumores, enfermedades microvasculares -como malformaciones, infecciones, inflamaciones o lesiones directas sobre el músculo o la tróclea- y aneurismas. Se presentan las características oftalmológicas de un paciente masculino de 66 años, con diagnóstico de paresia de oblicuo superior en el ojo derecho adquirida, de etiología no precisada. Se caracteriza por presentar diplopía vertical binocular, tortícolis, hipertropía y Bielschowsky positivo del lado de la paresia. Se decide realizar recesión del recto superior del ojo derecho, que es el ojo parético, y Faden del recto inferior contralateral. Con esta técnica quirúrgica desapareció la diplopía vertical y se logró simetría en infraversión(AU)


The acquired paresia of the upper oblique can be unilateral or bilateral, caused by closed cranial traumas, tumors, microvascular illnesses, as malformations, infections, inflammations or direct lesions on the muscle or the trochlea and aneurismas. Here is the case of a 66 years-old male patient with diagnosis of acquired paresia of the upper oblique in his left eye, with no precise etiology. It is characterized by binocular vertical diplopia, torticollis, hypertrophy and positive Bielschowsky on the side of paresia. After this, it was decided to perform recession of the upper rectus of the right eye, which was the paretic eye, and also Faden procedure to treat contralateral lower rectus. With this surgical technique, the vertical diplopia disappeared and symmetry was achieved in infraversion(AU)


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Humans , Male , Aged , Diplopia/surgery , Ocular Motility Disorders/diagnostic imaging , Ophthalmologic Surgical Procedures/methods , Paresis/diagnostic imaging
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