The muscles of the eye / by Lucien Howe.

  • Lucien Howe
Date:
1907
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Credit: The muscles of the eye / by Lucien Howe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS. VOLUME I. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. PART I. ANATOMY. CHAPTER I. THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES Reason for reviewing the anatomy—Instruments for dissection, etc.—Dissections of the orbits of animals ; of the human orbit— Inflation of the globe—Lines of origin of the muscles—Meaning of primary and secondary insertions—The levator palpebral— Internal rectus—External rectus—Superior rectus—Inferior rec- tus—Superior oblique—Inferior oblique—Measurements of the primary insertions; of the secondary insertions—General plan of the arrangement of the connective tissue of the orbit— Fascia orbito-ocularis and the check ligaments—Supernumerary muscles of the orbit—Influence of heredity on the ocular muscles. CHAPTER II. THE INTRAOCULAR MUSCLES AND OTHER STRUCTURES CONCERNED IN ACCOMMODATION The ciliary muscle—Ligament of Zinn—Structure of the lens— Position of the lens—How we can determine this—Simple modifi- cation of the Javal ophthalmometer for estimating the position of the lens—Ophthalmophacometer of Tscherning—Imperfections of the media which influence the ciliary muscle—Clinical importance of the refractive media—Accessory muscles of accommodation. CHAPTER III. NERVE SUPPLY Macroscopic anatomy—Motor oculi—Arrangement of the cells in the nucleus—Gyrus—Connecting fibers— Relation of certain groups
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