Abstract

Clinicians should be alert to traumatic fourth nerve palsy in patients with double vision after head injury. In most cases with traumatic fourth nerve palsy, the imaging tests fail to show abnormal findings. In the cases of bilateral superior oblique paresis, the sensitivity of Bielschowsky head-tilt test is 40%.

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