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This study reviews the clinical course and characteristics of acute fourth nerve paresis in 32 patients presenting with diplopia. The majority (89%) of cases were attributed to microvascular disease, with a high rate of spontaneous resolution (72% within 10 months). The findings suggest that acute fourth cranial nerve palsies are often benign and typically resolve without the need for extensive treatment.
- Author
- cherdidi
- Language
- EN