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What nerve comes out of supraorbital foramen?

supraorbital n (V1)

What nerve comes out of optic canal?

Optic nerve (CN II)

What nerves come out of superior orbital fissure?

V1 (Lacrimal and frontal above, nasociliary below)


Trochlear n (CN IV)


Oculomotor nerve (CN III)


Abducens nerve (CN VI)



(III, IV, V1, and VI)

What nerve comes out of infraorbital groove and canal?

Infraorbital n (V2)

What nerves come out of inferior orbital fissure?

maxillary and zygomatic nerves (V2)

Where does inferior oblique originate?

anteromedial aspect of orbital floor

intorsion

rotate toward nose

extorsion

rotate toward ear

Action and innervation: levator palpebrae superioris

oculomotor III



elevate upper eyelid

Action and innervation: medial rectus

oculomotor III



adduction

Action and innervation: lateral rectus

abducens VI



abduction

Action and innervation: superior rectus

oculomotor III



1) elevation


2) intorsion


3) adduction

Action and innervation: inferior rectus

oculomotor III



1) depression


2) extorsion


3) adduction

Action and innervation: superior oblique

trochlear IV



1) intorsion


2) depression


3) abduction

Action and innervation: inferior oblique

oculomotor III



1) extorsion


2) elevation


3) abduction

Recti and obliques insertion points

Recti inserted anterior and obliques inserted posterior to vertical (sup-inf) axis



Recti originate posterior and medial to insertions on eyeball



Obliques originate anterior and medial to insertions on eyeball

angle of superior and inferior recti

23 degrees from midline

lateral vs. medial gaze: which muscles predominate?

obliques predominate during medial gaze, recti during lateral gaze

Action and innervation: sphincter pupillae

constricts pupil



parasympathetic


oculomotor nerve


ciliary ganglion

Action and innervation: dilator pupillae

dilates pupil



sympathetic


T1


superior cervical ganglion

Action and innervation: ciliary muscle

rounds lens (accommodation for near vision)



parasympathetic


oculomotor nerve


ciliary ganglion

autonomic innervation of orbit: parasympathetic

oculomotor - ciliary ganglion - short ciliary n


sphincter pupillae = constricts pupil


ciliary muscle = rounds lens for accommodation



facial - great petrosal nerve - nerve of pterygoid canal - pterygopalatine ganglion - zygomatic n (V2) - lacrimal n (V1) = lacrimal gland, tearing


autonomic innervation of orbit: sympathetic

T1 spinal cord level - superior cervical ganglion - internal carotid plexus ciliary nerves - dilator pupillae = dilates pupil


oculomotor n - superior tarsal muscle = elevates upper eyelid


ophthalmic artery = vasoconstriction

miosis

constriction of pupil