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'''Congenital Fourth Nerve Palsy''' ...underdevelopment or absence of the [[trochlear nerve]], the fourth cranial nerve that controls the superior oblique muscle of the eye.

== Fourth nerve palsy == ...a condition characterized by the weakening or damage of the fourth cranial nerve, which controls the superior oblique muscle of the eye. This condition can

== Trochlear Nerve == ...nown as the '''fourth cranial nerve''' or '''CN IV''', is a motor nerve (a nerve that carries messages away from the brain and towards the muscles) that inn

...ley". This is in reference to the pulley-like structure that the trochlear nerve wraps around in the human body. ...''': The trochlear nerve is the fourth cranial nerve (CN IV) of the twelve cranial nerves. It controls the superior oblique muscle of the eye, which is respon

...ssa''' (pronunciation: /ˈrɒmbɔɪd ˈfɒsə/), also known as the floor of the [[Fourth ventricle]], is a diamond-shaped depression located in the human [[brain]]. ...art of the [[ventricular system]] of the brain, forming the floor of the [[Fourth ventricle]]. The Rhomboid Fossa contains various internal structures such a

'''Oculomotor Nerve Palsy''' ...the impairment or loss of function of the [[Oculomotor nerve|third cranial nerve]], which is responsible for controlling most of the eye's movements and the

...ntorsion). It is innervated by the [[Trochlear Nerve]], the fourth cranial nerve. * [[Trochlear Nerve]]: The nerve that innervates the Superior Oblique Muscle.

...orsion]]). It is innervated by the [[trochlear nerve]], the fourth cranial nerve. * [[Trochlear nerve]]: The nerve that controls the Superior Oblique Muscle.

...e. The muscle is innervated by the [[Trochlear nerve]], the fourth cranial nerve. * [[Trochlear nerve]]: The nerve that innervates the Superior Oblique muscle.

* [[Afferent nerve fiber]] - Nerve fibers that carry sensory signals from the body to the central nervous syst ...ng from damage to the macula (the central part of the retina) or the optic nerve.

...continuous passive motion (cpm) devices, (tens) transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators and/or supplies, infrared heating pads systems and/or supplies, ...ehabilitative power), traction equipment, (tens) transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators and/or supplies, wheelchairs (standard manual related accessori