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EPICANTHUS-TELECANTHUS-HYPERTELORISM

Telecanthus is often associated with many congenital disorders such as Down syndrome, fetal alcohol syndrome, Cri du Chat syndrome, Klinefelter syndrome, Turner syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

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THE BONEY ORBIT AND EYE ALIGNMENT

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ORBITAL ANATOMY

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EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES AND THEIR FUNCTION

Medial rectus -adductionLateral rectus -abductionSuperior rectus-elevation, adduction, & intortionInferior rectus-depression, adduction, & extortionSuperior oblique –depression, abduction, & intortionInferior oblique-elevation, abduction, & extortion

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SIN IS RADICAL: MNEUMONICS CAN BE FUN

• The vertical recti and the oblique muscles are also called cyclo-vertical muscles.• Both superior cyclovertical muscles are intorters and inferior cyclovertical muscles are

extorters

• SIN= superior muscles are intorters• vertical actions are opposite; the superior oblique is a depressor and the inferior oblique is

an elevator.

• RAD=Recti are ADductors• The RAD mnemonic is useful to recollect that Recti are ADductors but • best efficient and tested in abducted position • it is vice-versa for the oblique muscles

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MESIAL RECTUS

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LATERAL RECTUS

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SUPERIOR RECTUS

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INFERIOR RECTUS

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SUPERIOR OBLIQUE

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INFERIOR OBLIQUE

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RIGHT EYE MOVEMENTS

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CONVERGENCE

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CONVERGENCE AND ACCOMMODATION

• Convergence• Bilateral mesial rectus contraction

• Pupillary Constriction• Lens Accommodation

• Ciliary muscles contract to decrease tension on the zonules

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MADDOX RED ROD