levator palpebrae superioris
optic foramen
sphenoorbital
tarsus
superior oblique muscle
oculomotor nerve
oculomotor
nervus oculomotorius
Harada-Ito procedure
third cranial nerve
abducent
nervus abducens
abducent nerve
abducens nerve
oculodorsal
sixth cranial nerve
abducens
intraperiorbital
iris dilator muscle
superior tarsal muscle
abducens muscle
intrapalpebral
crotaphion
blepharo-
cranioorbital
fascia bulbi
inferior oblique muscle
oculospinal
suborbit
laevocycloversion
preophthalmic
oculopalpebral
orbitostenosis
postorbital
lidlock
proptose
orbitocerebral
jugum sphenoidale
retrotarsal
rectus lateralis
ectropion
ciliary
lateroduction
lateral rectus muscle
extorsion
lateral rectus
medial rectus
supraorbital ridge
hand
superciliary ridge
ophthalmoplegia
paw
supraorbital torus
superior rectus
manus
levator
superciliary arch
stylopharyngeus
mitt
lacrimal artery
epicanthic
excyclotorsion
arteria lacrimalis
ophthalmic artery
ocular muscle
orthophoria
symblepharon
eye muscle
mesosphenoid
brachioplasty
corner of the eye
exorbital
orbitotomy
supraorbitomeatal
retroorbital
ophthalmoparesis
ciliary body
palpebral fissure
foramen spinosum
circumocular
medial rectus muscle
radiohumeral joint
dextrocycloversion
blepharoptosis
frontal nerve
periorbitopathy
blepharospasm
spondylous
dextrocular
alisphenoid
lesser wing
single eyelid
rectus medialis
humerus
globe luxation
supratrochlear artery

English words for 'A thin flat extrinsic muscle of the eye arising from the lesser wing of the sphenoid bone, passing forward and downward over the superior rectus, and inserting into the tarsal plate of the skin of the upper eyelid which it elevates.'

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