Peripheral Neuron Lesions of Third, Fourth and Sixth Cranial Nerves For the sake of convenience, only extracerebral lesions of the peripheral eye-muscle nerves are discussed here; nuclear lesions ...

Nevertheless, when you're in the throes of the mini muscle spasms ... chronic eye twitching may be treated with injections of ...

Botox (botulinum toxin) works by temporarily paralyzing specific muscles, reducing wrinkles or addressing muscle overactivity ...

The "Ocular Systems" section describes the bony orbit, the eye muscles, the nerves, blood supply and lachrymal system, whereas the "Ocular Components" section includes the cornea, anterior chamber ...

Michael Walker, OD Eye muscle movements are important ... which is a pressure build-up that overtime can damage the optic nerve in the back of your eye and thus lead to vision loss.

or disease affecting the colored part of your eye (the iris), the brain, or the nerves that control the muscles of the iris. Conditions that can cause miosis include: Drugs that can cause ...

Neurological disorders that affect the nerves or muscles of the eyes — such as ... which allows them to take a closer look at your eye with the help of high intensity light.

The eye muscles have to be fast. Just to track an object involves at least seven different highly coordinated movements. If eye muscles were slow, we couldn't focus on anything moving around us.

Brain injury The nerve fibers that control the size ... Eye injury The colored part of your eye, the iris, has muscles that control the constriction and dilation of your pupils.

Neuromuscular disorders can affect various parts of the peripheral nervous system, including nerves that control muscles, nerves that communicate sensory information back to the brain, the ...