Pseudonystagmus in trochlear nerve palsy.

We present the case report of a patient who presented with intermittent diplopia and left hypertropia associated with an apparent left superior oblique palsy. After dissociation with cover testing, he showed conjugate rhythmic vertical eye movements present in all gazes, thought to represent rapid rhythmically alternating fixation. The vertical rhythmic movement resolved after strabismus surgery.

Chronic Unilateral Uveitis as a Manifestation of Leprosy: A Case Report and Literature Review.

: To describe a case of leprosy presenting chronic anterior uveitis associated with other systemic lesions.: Case report and systematic literature review.: We describe the case of a 65-year-old patient presenting clinical features of chronic uveitis and poor response to topical and intravitreal steroid treatment.