Extraocular muscles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The extraocular muscles are the six muscles that control the movements of the (human) eye. The actions of the extraocular muscles depend on the position of the eye at the time of muscle contraction....
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Muscles of orbit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The muscles of the orbit are a group of six muscles that control movement of the eye. Four of the muscles control the movement of the eye in the four cardinal directions: up, down, left and right. T...
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There are six external ocular muscles that move the eye into what is called "the various positions of gaze". Two muscles have their primary function to turn the eye left and right. Two other muscles work the up and down positions.
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Described are extraocular muscles and how they move the human eye. ... The extraocular muscles, considering their relatively small size, are incredibly strong and efficient. There are the six extraocular muscles, which act to turn or rotate an eye about its vertical, horizontal, and antero-posterior axes:
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While you are looking at the computer screen to read this article, your eye muscles are moving, shifting, rotating your eyeballs so as to make the act of reading easy. I am referring to the muscles outside the eye known as ... There are seven such muscles - six attached to an eye ball and seventh to the upper eyelid.
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According to a Beverly Hills source, Hilton stopped by a plastic surgeon's office with sis ter Nicky earlier this week, seeking to "fix her drooping left eyelid." Our insider says Paris had hush- hush surgery six years ago to lift her lids. ... The muscles of her left eye were supposedly damaged as a result, "causing it to...
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The optic axis is the longest sagittal distance between the front or vertex of the corna and the furthest posterior part of the eyeball. It is about the optic axis that the eye is rotated by the eye muscles.
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Eye care information ... All six muscles work in unison to move the eye. As one contracts, the opposing muscle relaxes, creating smooth movements. In addition to the muscles of one eye working together in a coordinated effort, the muscles of both eyes work in unison so that the eyes are always aligned...
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Extraocular muscles; The stabilization of eye movement is accomplished by six extraocular muscles that attach to each eyeball and perform their horizontal and vertical movements and rotation. These muscles are controlled by impulses from the cranial nerves that tell the muscles to contract or to relax.
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