When used responsibly botulinum toxin is very safe, but patients should be especially vigilant about cosmetic treatments done ...

It was noticed that he had mild proptosis of 21 mm in the right eye and 22 mm in the left ... slightly more pronounced on the left, with normal extraocular muscles (Fig. 1).

The data regarding the general thickness measurements of the extraocular muscles MR, LR, and IR, as well as those of the SC, are presented in Table 1. In both eyes, the mean values were highest for ...

There was bilateral ptosis of the eyelids and drastic limitation of eye movements ... a marked improvement in the ptosis and the extraocular-muscle weakness. Muscle testing showed a striking ...

Extraocular muscles are sutured directly to the implant in these photos ... necessitating more studies to enhance the clinical results of eye replacement. As shown by the growing sum of research ...

However, in a dim/dark room, patient’s left eye dilated from 2.7 to 3.1 mm, and the right eye pupil remained unchanged. Extraocular muscles were intact; funduscopic examination was normal and visual ...

Surgical strategies for dealing with presbyopia may be extraocular (corneal or scleral ... For accommodation to be restored in the presbyopic eye, it is necessary that the ciliary muscle is still able ...

Diplopia and eye movement were examined in the nine cardinal positions ... which can lead to orbital adipose tissue expansion and extraocular muscle oedema within the orbit. Early intervention during ...

From stress to surprising vitamin deficiencies, discover why your persistent eye twitch might be more than just a harmless ...

"People are always like, 'Oh, you've got muscles, therefore you must be fit.' I can tell you, for free, they're for decorative purposes at best," an influencer said in a TikTok with nearly 200,000 ...

Pausing near work and looking at something in the distance gives tired, tight muscles time to relax. "Luckily, eye strain is temporary," said Raj Maturi, an ophthalmologist at Midwest Eye ...

Vision changes are an inevitable part of aging, but why are some more susceptible to age-related eye diseases and why do some individuals experience more severe decline than others?