Neuro-Ophthalmology Lecture (pt 1)

This is the first 10 minutes of the neuroophthalmology eye lecture from Ophthobook.com. This lecture covers eye-muscle and ocular movement ... including the direction of action for all the eye muscles and how to document your exam findings.

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• neuro
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• eye muscle
• palsy

[afnypoo]

Excellent explanation, thanks very much

[blur2021]

@Spankly89 and Jonah2139. I don't see any issues with this video. Maybe you're confused with intorsion/extorsion versus Abduction/Adduction.

You are correct that SR, IR, and MR all Adduct. SO, IO, and LR all Abduct.

As for extorsion and intorsion: SO intorts, IO extorts

[Qekata]

thank you a lot...!!! your videos are awesome.....!!! they helped me a lot...

[utopian05]

Great lecture

[jonah2139]

Splanky's right. SR and IR are most definitely aDductors, while SO and IO are aBductors. There's some fundamental errors in this lecture.

[splanky89]

i'm sorry but you've gotten this slightly confused. SR, IR, and MR all Adduct. SO, IO, and LR all Abduct. Look up Essential Clinical Anatomy by Moore and Agur for more information. It's great that you've taken the time to make and post this lesson but please double check your notes before post the video. It can be extremely annoying for a medic to come back from an eye lecture only to be further confused by youtube.

[HippocratesofCos]

awesome - you are a great teacher. if only i'd seen this video when i started ophthalmology! I think more of medicine should be taught in this way. true intelligence is to make difficult concepts seem REALLY SIMPLE.

[yeahsuperstar]

aah the oblique doesnt make me feel so smart intorts and looks down always confounds me

[USNARox2008]

It's the ton of vocabulary and anatomy that's daunting... then it's on to the physiology and the anomalies of disease and pathology; that's the good stuff!