Name: Functional Study of Duane Syndrome with Dynamic MRI of the Orbit
Uploaded: 2017-03-22T07:00:00-04:00
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Description: See how dynamic magnetic resonance of the extraocular muscles help to understand the etiology of anomalous ocular movements in patients with Duane Syndrome.

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MAR 22, 2017

Functional Study of Duane Syndrome with Dynamic MRI of the Orbit

By Lígia Figueiredo, MD

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Dynamic magnetic resonance of the extraocular muscles help to understand the etiology of anomalous ocular movements in patients with Duane Syndrome.

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