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Neuromuscular Disorder
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Question
2 year mch boncm has right lateral rectus palsy following a episode of fever and conjunctivitis since one year. He has normal perinatal history with normal development of milestones. On neurological examination pupil is normally reacting and lat rectus palsy. Rest of the examination is normal. What are the possible differential diagnosis?
Answer
Is it a convergent paralytic squint? Isolated lateral rectus palsy lasting for one year is rare and unlikely to be a neurological problem.
 
 
 
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