You see a horse that has a medial strabismus and loss of corneal reflex. What nerve is affected?
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The symptoms given are medial strabismus and loss of corneal reflex. Medial strabismus refers to a misalignment of the eyes, specifically when the eyes turn inward. Loss of corneal reflex indicates an absence of the normal blink response when the cornea is Show more…
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