DISTRIBUTION OF DIABETIC OCULAR NERVE PARALYSIS

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RASTGAR A.A.GH.; ESLAMI M.H.

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Journal: BINA Year:2006 | Volume:11 | Issue:4 (45) Page(s): 514-518

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DISTRIBUTION OF DIABETIC OCULAR NERVE PARALYSIS

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RASTGAR A.A.GH. | ESLAMI M.H. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

OCULAR NERVE PALSYQ3

DIABETES MELLITUSQ3

SIGNQ3

SYMPTOMQ3

Abstract

Purpose: To determine the distribution of oculomotor, abducens, and trochlear nerve palsies in diabetic patients with OCULAR NERVE PALSY.Methods: This study was performed on all diabetic patients who referred to ophthalmology and neurology clinics at Yazd Medical Science University because of ocular palsy from March 2004 to October 2005. SIGNs and SYMPTOMs of the disorder were evaluated.Results: Palsies included oculomotorpalsy in 51/2%, trochlear palsy in 24.4%, abducens palsy in 19.5%, and simultaneous palsies in 4.9%. The most common SYMPTOMs were diplopia (85.4%), abnormal head posture (63.4%), blurred or disturbed vision (9.8%) and other problems 12.2%). The mostcommonsigns were exotropia (36.6%), hypertropia (24.4%), esotropia (19.5%) and mixed typedeviations (19.5%).Conclusion: The study revealed that more than half of diabetic ocular palsies are due to coulometer palsy and the main SYMPTOM in these patients is diplopia.

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RASTGAR, A.A.GH., & ESLAMI, M.H.. (2006). DISTRIBUTION OF DIABETIC OCULAR NERVE PARALYSIS. BINA, 11(4 (45)), 514-518. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/42418/en

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RASTGAR A.A.GH., ESLAMI M.H.. DISTRIBUTION OF DIABETIC OCULAR NERVE PARALYSIS. BINA[Internet]. 2006;11(4 (45)):514-518. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/42418/en

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A.A.GH. RASTGAR, and M.H. ESLAMI, “DISTRIBUTION OF DIABETIC OCULAR NERVE PARALYSIS,” BINA, vol. 11, no. 4 (45), pp. 514–518, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/42418/en

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