Sentences with MEDIAL-RECTUS
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"The medial rectus is a muscle that moves the eye inward."
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"The medial rectus is one of the six extraocular muscles."
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"Contraction of the medial rectus causes adduction of the eye."
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"In a lateral rectus palsy, the medial rectus muscle may appear overacting."
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"The medial rectus muscle is innervated by the oculomotor nerve."
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"In strabismus, the medial rectus muscle may be surgically weakened or strengthened."
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"The medial rectus assists in converging the eyes during near vision."
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"The medial rectus muscle can become weak or paralyzed."
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"For distant vision, the medial rectus muscles are usually relaxed."
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"The medial rectus is responsible for maintaining proper eye alignment."
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"The medial rectus is located on the nasal side of the eye."
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"Damage to the medial rectus can lead to double vision."
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"The medial rectus is vital for binocular vision."
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"The medial rectus is involved in horizontal eye movements."
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"The medial rectus may be affected by certain neurological conditions."
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"The medial rectus can be affected by trauma or injury."
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"The medial rectus is often targeted in corrective eye surgeries."
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"The medial rectus muscle contracts when we look at something up close."
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"The medial rectus works in conjunction with the lateral rectus muscle."
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"The medial rectus plays a crucial role in eye alignment."
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"The medial rectus is one of the six extraocular muscles responsible for eye movement."
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"The medial rectus muscle attaches to the inner side of the eyeball."
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"Contraction of the medial rectus muscle allows the eye to move inward, towards the nose."
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"Damage to the medial rectus can result in strabismus, or crossed eyes."
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"The medial rectus muscle is innervated by the oculomotor nerve."
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"The medial rectus muscle works in coordination with the lateral rectus muscle to control horizontal eye movement."
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"The medial rectus muscle acts as an antagonist to the lateral rectus muscle."
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"In people with convergence insufficiency, the medial rectus muscle is weaker than normal."
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"The medial rectus muscle is the primary muscle responsible for adduction of the eye."
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"During eye surgery, the surgeon may need to manipulate the medial rectus muscle to correct alignment issues."
