Fourth Nerve Palsy Surgery: Indications & When to Consider
* Fourth cranial nerve palsy caused by trauma that has failed to recover 6 months after trauma* Progressive or complete fourth nerve palsy that has not returned spontaneously within 5-6 months
* Severe or constant vertical (downward) or horizontal diplopia
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