In a case like this the
ophthalmologist should be aware of different causes of
limitation of elevation of one eye (
The above slide contains these causes )
and should be able to differentiate
between restrictive causes from other causes .
Mechanical
causes that interfere with elevaion of the eye
must be excluded.
In spite of absence of history of previous orbital
surgery or orbital trauma which may
exclude restrictive causes , forced ductions must be
done to rule out this .
This patient is still under work up for
differentiation among these causes