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As traumatic oculomotor nerve palsy can occur without intracranial hematomas or skull base fractures, routine brain MRI may not always reveal abnormalities; thus, MRI dedicated to imaging of the oculomotor nerve using FS T2WI and high-resolution 3D sequences can be helpful for the diagnosis and management of patients suspected of isolated oculomotor nerve injury. As traumatic oculomotor nerve palsy can occur without intracranial hematomas or skull base fractures, routine brain MRI may not always reveal abnormalities; thus, MRI dedicated
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