A CASE OF CONCURRENT CONGENITAL SUPERIOR OBLIQUE PALSY AND AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROME

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FARVARDIN JAHROMI M.; ATARZADEH A.; BANI HASHEMI A.

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Journal: BINA Year:2003 | Volume:8 | Issue:4 (32) Page(s): 352-356

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A CASE OF CONCURRENT CONGENITAL SUPERIOR OBLIQUE PALSY AND AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROME

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FARVARDIN JAHROMI M. | ATARZADEH A. | BANI HASHEMI A. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CONGENITAL SUPERIOR OBLIQUE PALSYQ3

AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROMEQ3

Abstract

Purpose: To report a case of concurrent CONGENITAL SUPERIOR OBLIQUE PALSY and AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROME.Patient and findings: A 28-year-old man was referred for head tilt since early childhood. On physical examination, there was right hypertropia that increased with gaze to left and head tilt to right. Examination of the anterior segment showed prominent and anteriorly displaced Schwalbe's ring to which multiple peripheral iris strands adhered. Corectopia was present in the right eye. The diagnosis was congenital right superior oblique palsy and AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROME. Conclusion: Since neural crest cells eventually differentiate to produce tendons and sheaths of extra ocular muscles and AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROME is due to abnormalities of these cells in the embryonic period, the hypothesis that one common factor may have induced both entities in the patient is strongly suggested.

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FARVARDIN JAHROMI, M., ATARZADEH, A., & BANI HASHEMI, A.. (2003). A CASE OF CONCURRENT CONGENITAL SUPERIOR OBLIQUE PALSY AND AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROME. BINA, 8(4 (32)), 352-356. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/357316/en

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FARVARDIN JAHROMI M., ATARZADEH A., BANI HASHEMI A.. A CASE OF CONCURRENT CONGENITAL SUPERIOR OBLIQUE PALSY AND AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROME. BINA[Internet]. 2003;8(4 (32)):352-356. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/357316/en

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M. FARVARDIN JAHROMI, A. ATARZADEH, and A. BANI HASHEMI, “A CASE OF CONCURRENT CONGENITAL SUPERIOR OBLIQUE PALSY AND AXENFELD RIEGER SYNDROME,” BINA, vol. 8, no. 4 (32), pp. 352–356, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/357316/en

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