Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Increased volume and decreased density of extraocular muscles were linked with ocular dysmotility in patients ...

THE sensory innervation of the ocular muscles differs from that of skeletal muscle generally, both in the calibre of its fibres and in the nature of their endings. Studying the pattern in human, cat ...

THE double function of the ocular muscles, as described in my letter in NATURE of April 10, p. 422, explains many illusions, one of which has been freely discussed without any satisfactory explanation ...

Follow-up: At the four-day follow-up, 80% of the improvements held. The patient reported being able to function much more ...

The front area of our eyes contains fluid. When these fluids don’t drain properly from your eyes, pressure can build up inside them. Having a higher-than-normal pressure in your eyes is called ocular ...