Anomalous Extraocular Muscles: A Case Series of Orbital Bands Connecting the Superior Rectus to Inferior Rectus
Orbital bands are rarely reported abnormal connections of tissue that bridge extraocular muscles and/or the globes. A series of 7 cases of orbital bands that bridged the superior and inferior rectus muscles were reviewed. The bands in this small series were discovered as incidental
findings, with no relation to the patients' symptoms and, therefore, may have been of no clinical significance.
Keywords: EOM = extraocular muscle
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 April 2017
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