Abstract
Hypertropia, not due to the usual causes and associated with a central nervous system disorder, should be suspected as being a skew deviation (Hertwig-Magendie sign). We describe a new case of this supranuclear disorder, presumably related to cocaine-induced stroke. This disorder was treated by botulinum A toxin (Oculinum) injection into the superior rectus muscle. Follow-up one year later found the vertical deviation resolved.
MeSH terms
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Adult
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Botulinum Toxins, Type A / therapeutic use*
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Cerebrovascular Disorders / chemically induced
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Cerebrovascular Disorders / complications
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Cocaine / adverse effects
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Follow-Up Studies
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Humans
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Male
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Narcotics / adverse effects
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Neuromuscular Agents / therapeutic use*
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Strabismus / drug therapy*
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Strabismus / etiology
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Strabismus / physiopathology
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Visual Acuity
Substances
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Narcotics
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Neuromuscular Agents
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Botulinum Toxins, Type A
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Cocaine