GROSS ANATOMY
ORBIT EYE
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Question
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A ligament may act as a fulcrum, changing the anteroposterior direction of the levator to superoinferior
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muller ligament
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muscle of riolan
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Tarsal muscle
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Whitnall’s ligament
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -As the levator muscle extends below the superior orbital rim, it is redirected by the superior transverse ligament, also known as Whitnall’s ligament. The ligament acts as a fulcrum to redirect the muscle from an anteroposterior to superoinferior direction, enhancing its function.
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