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. 2016 Oct-Dec;26(4):502–505. doi: 10.4103/0971-3026.195790

Figure 1 (A and B).

Figure 1 (A and B)

(A) Picture showing bilateral convergent squint secondary to bilateral abducens nerve paralysis. Mild ptosis on left side is also seen (B) Picture demonstrating left-sided facial paralysis causing deviation of angle of mouth to right side on smiling