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Total 3rd nerve palsy

2020-11-25 09:11:40
Met with accident. Except eye their is not any health issue as kn date. Please suggest, if it can be cured?
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Yes it can be curable but you have to be thoroughly investigated

Answered2020-11-25 13:08:17

YESNO

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Hi This is ct scan..dont see eye exam..if there is vision or any issue in that .. Of course,  things can get better ..but you will need an Institutional approach as occuloplastic and neurosurgeon can work together if needed ... Also if it is only cosmetic procedure or eye is viable...these things need to be seen .

Answered2020-11-26 01:27:13

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