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Today, I saw an 8-year-old girl who presented with a sudden unilateral Brown syndrome last week (apologies, not a CN IV palsy, as the title implies).
She was seen by a colleague who had ordered a CT scan and which is supposed to be normal.

The orthoptist suspected Brown syndrome, but there is no pain on eye movement or when applying pressure in the supratrochlear region. Because of her young age, I am inclined to request an MRI scan.

Since I only see children on a less frequent basis, I would like to hear your opinion on this?

Kind regards,

Michel

Today, I saw an 8-year-old girl who presented with a sudden unilateral Brown syndrome last week (apologies, not a CN IV palsy, as the title implies).
She was seen by a colleague who had ordered a CT scan and which is supposed to be normal.

The orthoptist suspected Brown syndrome, but there is no pain on eye movement or when applying pressure in the supratrochlear region. Because of her young age, I am inclined to request an MRI scan.

Since I only see children on a less frequent basis, I would like to hear your opinion on this?

Kind regards,

Michel

Today, I saw an 8-year-old girl who presented with a sudden unilateral Brown syndrome last week (apologies, not a CN IV palsy, as the title implies).
She was seen by a colleague who had ordered a CT scan and which is supposed to be normal.

The orthoptist suspected Brown syndrome, but there is no pain on eye movement or when applying pressure in the supratrochlear region. Because of her young age, I am inclined to request an MRI scan.

Since I only see children on a less frequent basis, I would like to hear your opinion on this?

Kind regards,

Michel

Today, I saw an 8-year-old girl who presented with a sudden unilateral Brown syndrome last week (apologies, not a CN IV palsy, as the title implies).
She was seen by a colleague who had ordered a CT scan and which is supposed to be normal.

The orthoptist suspected Brown syndrome, but there is no pain on eye movement or when applying pressure in the supratrochlear region. Because of her young age, I am inclined to request an MRI scan.

Since I only see children on a less frequent basis, I would like to hear your opinion on this?

Kind regards,

Michel

Dear all,

Thank you very much. I can confirm that it is a Brown syndrome and that there is no confusion with a CN IV palsy, but I cannot edit the title anymore. When I have a lack of sleep I become dangerous....

Michel

Today, I saw an 8-year-old girl who presented with a sudden unilateral Brown syndrome last week (apologies, not a CN IV palsy, as the title implies).
She was seen by a colleague who had ordered a CT scan and which is supposed to be normal.

The orthoptist suspected Brown syndrome, but there is no pain on eye movement or when applying pressure in the supratrochlear region. Because of her young age, I am inclined to request an MRI scan.

Since I only see children on a less frequent basis, I would like to hear your opinion on this?

Kind regards,

Michel

Today, I saw an 8-year-old girl who presented with a sudden unilateral Brown syndrome last week (apologies, not a CN IV palsy, as the title implies).
She was seen by a colleague who had ordered a CT scan and which is supposed to be normal.

The orthoptist suspected Brown syndrome, but there is no pain on eye movement or when applying pressure in the supratrochlear region. Because of her young age, I am inclined to request an MRI scan.

Since I only see children on a less frequent basis, I would like to hear your opinion on this?

Kind regards,

Michel

Today, I saw an 8-year-old girl who presented with a sudden unilateral Brown syndrome last week (apologies, not a CN IV palsy, as the title implies).
She was seen by a colleague who had ordered a CT scan and which is supposed to be normal.

The orthoptist suspected Brown syndrome, but there is no pain on eye movement or when applying pressure in the supratrochlear region. Because of her young age, I am inclined to request an MRI scan.

Since I only see children on a less frequent basis, I would like to hear your opinion on this?

Kind regards,

Michel

Today, I saw an 8-year-old girl who presented with a sudden unilateral Brown syndrome last week (apologies, not a CN IV palsy, as the title implies).
She was seen by a colleague who had ordered a CT scan and which is supposed to be normal.

The orthoptist suspected Brown syndrome, but there is no pain on eye movement or when applying pressure in the supratrochlear region. Because of her young age, I am inclined to request an MRI scan.

Since I only see children on a less frequent basis, I would like to hear your opinion on this?

Kind regards,

Michel