Why Does Abducens Nerve Paralysis Possibly Become Fatal in a Dental

question 14

Multiple Choice

Why does abducens nerve paralysis possibly become fatal in a dental patient?

• A)Damage only to the sixth cranial nerve
• B)Edema of the larynx occurs
• C)May lead to meningitis
• D)Only because diplopia occurs

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