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case_images: A 49-year-old woman had ptosis on the left side immediately after trivial fall. She also had minor wounds over her right cheek and chin
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case_images: There were abrasions and lacerated wounds over her right cheek and chin [Figure 1].
case_images: (a and b) Computerized tomography of the 49-year-old female revealed calcified posterior petroclinoid ligaments on both sides
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case_images: The CT scan was again reviewed by a neuroradiologist who revealed calcified posterior PCLs on both the sides [Figure 2a and b].
case_images: (a and b) Eight months follow-up of the lady who sustained traumatic isolated oculomotor nerve injury on the left side showed complete recovery of ptosis with minor residual squint
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case_images: At the end of 8 months follow-up, the ptosis recovered completely with occasional complaints of headache and her pupillary reflex also returned to normal [Figure 3a and b].