Neurology | Trochlear Nerve: Cranial Nerve IV

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Trochlear nerve- At the level of inferior oblique. Other structure same as CN 3 but this nerve Crosses. Longest course in cranial cavity Same course as CN 3. And it runs on nasal aspect of orbital cavity Attached Superior lateral posterior. Function- Intorsion of eye ball Depress eye ball Lateral rotation. Lesion- Extorsion and upper eyelid.side. Visual field- normal by moving head to unaffected side. Ica aneurysm Pca Meningitis Trauma. Thank you sir

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Thank You so much. I was just diagnosed with Cranial Nerve IV. This has helped me to understand more about this condition. Hopefully the doctor I see can help.

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We have a situation here where a young man was brutally attacked. His trochlear nerve was damaged. He presents exactly as you describe. We have no medical background and limited access to medical services. Thank you, your video helped us understand. What is the likely prognosis for a full recovery and how long could it take?

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Lovely video! One small correction: In the optic canal, the ophthalmic artery accompanies the optic nerve.

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Thank you so much for education on the trochlear nerve, my 5 month old girl was just diagnosed with a trochlear nerve pulse, i don't want to believe it, however i want to see if there any new studies or technology on fixing the actual nerve before we go into eye muscle surgery. Thank you

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Great ...liked ur videos plz try to cover functional components of the Nerve also...thank you

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I had an anterior communicating artery aneurysm rupture which caused an extensive brain haemorrhage I was flown to Melbourne for coiling. I’ve been told that My 4th cranial nerve is damaged. 4th nerve palsy. I have double vision and depth perception issues that cause constant nausea and injuries due to crashing into things.

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I guess anterior inferior cerebellar artery arises from basilar A. and not vertebral A. that u have mentioned

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[@PrajwalSedain]

Superior oblique rotates the eye medially, doesn't it?. In that wat trochlear nerve palsy would lead to eye being lateraly rotated.

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IV Palsy: 19:00

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[@Euduchaus]

Hey doctor, I have trochlear palsy, but if I close my non affected eye I can fully move my affected eye like there is no palsy. What could be the explanation? Thank you!

[@flybynightgirl]

That's what my condition is. Intortion! Bingo. But it pulls my lids turning with all those three nerves.

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[@Donut16367]

The trochear nuclei lie ventral to the PAG, not lateral to it.

[@rameshkrishnan3254]

The common reason atleast in India is nerve palsy caused by Diabetes or by Vit B12 deficiency..

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Perfect!

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[@marinakhair6881]

trochlear nerve palsy should cause the eyeball to be superior, extorted and in the medial NOT lateral aspect...

[@goncalocosta5814]

nah, he was wrong, it rotates the eyeball medially, so the palsy is actually correct. The mistake was before.

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