
doi: 10.26463/rjms.5_4_7
Brown syndrome is limited elevation in adduction caused by an abnormal superior oblique muscle or tendon. It mimics inferior oblique muscle palsy. A lO year old boy with features of brown syndrome is reported in whom limited elevation in adduction was seen.
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