Analysis of 11 cases of herpes zoster complicated by extraocular muscles paralysis

Eleven cases of herpes zoster complicated by extraocular muscles paralysis were reported. All cases presented herpes zoster of eyelids and nearby skin. Ten days to two months after the onset of herpes zoster, diplopia and esotropia occurred and lasted for 4 weeks to 2 months. Early application of glucocorticoids can prevent the occurrence of ocular sequelae.