Abstract
Superior oblique (SO) palsy is a diagnostic consideration in most cases of cyclovertical strabismus. Participants will learn if they can beat artificial intelligence to distinguish actual SO palsy from another common diagnosis using only patient alignment measurements, in all cases objectively verified by imaging.
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