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Fourth nerve palsy head tilt test, what is this?
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Trochlear Nerve: palsy of the superior oblique muscle due to damage of CN IV. The head tilt, the test shows increased deviation or deflection when the head is tilted to the affected side.
Answered 3/29/2015
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