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Identifying and Treating Ocular Motor Palsies
Except in cases of trauma, most acquired ocular motor palsies of cranial nerves III, IV, or VI signal an underlying systemic or neurologic disorder.
Optometric Management
Volume 61 Issue March-April 03/02/2026
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