What a great & clear illustration, second to none! Only one thing to add, when eye adducts (inward towards nose), the the superior rectus provides the intorsion & inferior inferior olique the elevation (inwards towards glabella).
Thank you, for uploading this video definitely helpful, though i would like to add up that there should be the mention of the fossavil spina, when it comes to the description of the superior oblique muscle and the the importance of the directional change of this muscle. On the orbital plate of the frontal bone there is a presence of a depression which gives attachment to the fibro cartilaginous pulley and this pulley helps in the changing of the direction of the superior oblique muscle. Though trivial but it might just improve this video further. Regards
Very helpful video! I noticed one mistake though. At the 2:00 mark, you say superior rectus when you should have said superior oblique. It would help future viewers if you add an annotation with a correction at that time point.
Thank you Nitish. I am sorry I did not see your post sooner! I added an annotation. I have a bad habit of doing that in the classroom as well, however, I or one of my students usually catches it. Again thank you.
when i press onto my eyeball, why it doesn't move inside of the skull? looking at this pics i don't see anything that would prevent the eyeball to go deeper inside. But still even hard pressure doesn't shift it significantly
Because the eye is in the eye socket, there's bone behind with only 3 holes for the nerves, arteries and veins to pass though, so the eye is placed in the socket and will not go further inside
Nice video , there are mistakes that the superior oblique is responsible for move the eyes down inside (addiction)and not outside , also for inferior oblique it should move the eyes up inside (addiction) Also superior oblique M move the eyes in , and in case its have under action then the eyes wil go out a littel from the center Also the inferior rectus M move the eye down(center and outside) and a littel in (addiction) I studied this because we have very stupid doctors in my country , i have problems in one of the eye and they increase the problem instead of fixing my eye. The problem is i can't fix my eye , i need a copy of me 🤣 When someone specialized in field he/she should cover everything in it, that how I'm in the IT field
hi, i have a problem on my right eye. i had a trauma 7 years ago. then my right eye moved opposite direction of left one. because my right eye is so low u know. approximately it is 20 % without glass. in a nutshell in my country doctors said if we operate second time for fixing ur eyes movement then can turn the same case. cos ur right eye is so low. after all i did not interested in the operation. please can u help me. maybe there doctors can operate my eyes with high level equipment. please answer me.
+Jerry McNally (DrJerry) i think that the latest equipment could guarantee to fix my eye movement. only i need professional doctor who can guarantee wholy. i live in Azerbaijan. therefore it is so diffucult to find relevant doctor in other country who can with this problem. also i dont know how can find the doctor. i need an advise.
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Terrific video!!! I have watched so many videos to try to get answers, and finally your video resolves my problem. Thanks so much!
Thank uu . Very helpful.
What a great & clear illustration, second to none!
Only one thing to add, when eye adducts (inward towards nose), the the superior rectus provides the intorsion & inferior inferior olique the elevation (inwards towards glabella).
+Enior “Joshua” Jimenez Thanks for the suggestion and input Joshua!
Amazing video, your oral and visual presentation was very easy to keep along with, thank you!
NavaVive Thank you!
Nice video. Simple and informative
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Thank you, for uploading this video definitely helpful, though i would like to add up that there should be the mention of the fossavil spina, when it comes to the description of the superior oblique muscle and the the importance of the directional change of this muscle. On the orbital plate of the frontal bone there is a presence of a depression which gives attachment to the fibro cartilaginous pulley and this pulley helps in the changing of the direction of the superior oblique muscle. Though trivial but it might just improve this video further.
Regards
Thank you for your input and contribution!
Thank u sir
Very helpful video! I noticed one mistake though. At the 2:00 mark, you say superior rectus when you should have said superior oblique. It would help future viewers if you add an annotation with a correction at that time point.
Thank you Nitish. I am sorry I did not see your post sooner! I added an annotation. I have a bad habit of doing that in the classroom as well, however, I or one of my students usually catches it. Again thank you.
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what about the mvoements of the contralateral eye? how would an eyeball look medially and upwards/downwards
when i press onto my eyeball, why it doesn't move inside of the skull?
looking at this pics i don't see anything that would prevent the eyeball to go deeper inside. But still even hard pressure doesn't shift it significantly
Because the eye is in the eye socket, there's bone behind with only 3 holes for the nerves, arteries and veins to pass though, so the eye is placed in the socket and will not go further inside
Thanks for the video, what program is used for this view?
+Joseph Rodriguez It is ZygoteBody
You need to have muscles on your muscles.
You need to have muscles... On your eyeballs!
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Nice video , there are mistakes that the superior oblique is responsible for move the eyes down inside (addiction)and not outside , also for inferior oblique it should move the eyes up inside (addiction)
Also superior oblique M move the eyes in , and in case its have under action then the eyes wil go out a littel from the center
Also the inferior rectus M move the eye down(center and outside) and a littel in (addiction)
I studied this because we have very stupid doctors in my country , i have problems in one of the eye and they increase the problem instead of fixing my eye. The problem is i can't fix my eye , i need a copy of me 🤣
When someone specialized in field he/she should cover everything in it, that how I'm in the IT field
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hi, i have a problem on my right eye. i had a trauma 7 years ago. then my right eye moved opposite direction of left one. because my right eye is so low u know. approximately it is 20 % without glass. in a nutshell in my country doctors said if we operate second time for fixing ur eyes movement then can turn the same case. cos ur right eye is so low. after all i did not interested in the operation. please can u help me. maybe there doctors can operate my eyes with high level equipment. please answer me.
+Xətai abbasov I am sorry, that is not my expertise. I wish I could help.
+Jerry McNally (DrJerry) i think that the latest equipment could guarantee to fix my eye movement. only i need professional doctor who can guarantee wholy. i live in Azerbaijan. therefore it is so diffucult to find relevant doctor in other country who can with this problem. also i dont know how can find the doctor. i need an advise.
Thank u!!