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Fourth nerve palsy (<jats:styled-content><jats:italic>n<\/jats:italic>= 13<\/jats:styled-content>) reduced VOR gains of the paretic eye during intorsion, extorsion, elevation, depression, abduction, and adduction, but in light vertical and horizontal VVOR gains were normal. In the nonparetic eye, all gains were normal. Reduced VOR gains in the direction of paretic muscles and also in the direction of their antagonists, together with normal gains in the nonparetic eye, indicate a selective adjustment to the antagonists of paretic muscles. Increase of VVOR gains to normal in the paretic eye, when used for fixation, without conjugate increase in gains in the occluded nonparetic eye, provides further evidence of selective adaptation for the paretic eye. 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