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Bilateral congenital restriction of upward eye movement
Archives of Neurology
|January 1, 1986
Abstract:
Neurologic evaluation of a child with a severe headache revealed a bilateral inability to move the eyes above the horizontal plane. Computed tomographic and magnetic resonance scans of the brain obtained for a suspected midbrain lesion were normal. Photographs from early childhood confirmed that the deficit was congenital.