Muscles of the eye - extraocular muscles and movements 

So so true! Thanks so much Dr Webster!

exactly what happened with me

I totally understand everything as to what you had just said there...

still didnot understand why sup oblique cause depression. pls explain

@@expectopeetrrronium7349 muscles have an origin point and an insertion. When they contract, they move the organ they are attached to toward the direction of their origin. The superior oblique muscle moves from the back of the orbit( posteriorly) along the side( medially) until it gets to the trochlea where it switches direction from medially to laterally. From here it moves from front to back( anterior to position). The ability of the superior oblique to depress the eye occurs when the eye is moved medially. I think this eliminates the contribution of the medial to lateral angulation of the muscle. Hence your eye is stuck with only the influence of the anterior to posterior angulation. And since the muscle will pull towards the origin and since the anterior has become the "origin" in a sense, your eye will move from back to front. But remember that the eye is now adducted ( medial ) so your final eye direction will be down toward the side( ie inferomedially).

Tysm for this

Tomar pod marboh

I still didn’t get it can u explain me pls

good stuff

How would it cure your anxiety tho

Dr. zaynab Hello Miss Zaynab from where you are ?

Thanks - if I tried to do it in French it would be terrible!