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Right eye esotropia evident on primary position of the gaze
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Her current admission 3 months later was for acute-onset diplopia and squint [Figure 1].
Right lateral rectus muscle palsy on extraocular movement testing of the patient
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Regarding extraocular movement, there was evidence of right abducens nerve involvement with restricted lateral movement in the right eye [Figure 2].
Bilateral papilledema observed on fundoscopy of the patient
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On fundoscopy, she had bilateral papilledema [Figure 3].
The primary position is orthophoric on 2 months of follow-up with no squint visible in the right eye
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At 2 months of follow-up, her squint and diplopia improved [Figure 4], headache disappeared and visual functions normalized.