AI Article Synopsis
- Acquired Brown's syndrome is a rare condition that can lead to complications like fibrosis if treatment is delayed.
- The prognosis for vertical diplopia, which is double vision in the vertical plane, remains uncertain after such delays.
- The case reported is the first documented instance of successfully treating superior oblique muscle entrapment due to an orbital roof fracture in a 22-year-old male using a delayed release technique.
Article Abstract
Acquired Brown's syndrome is a rare entity. Delay in treatment can cause fibrosis or scarring with questionable prognosis of vertical diplopia. To the best of the knowledge of the authors the present case of 22-year-old male is the first in existing literature where delayed release of superior oblique muscle entrapment in orbital roof fracture was found to be an effective technique.
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