Research Article: Does Surgical Resection of Horizontal Extraocular Muscles Disrupt Ocular Proprioceptors?
Introduction:
Proprioceptive input from the extraocular muscles is suggested to play an important role in the ocular alignment control, spatial orientation, postural control and in the development of binocular vision. – There is a growing consensus in the recent literature that nerve terminals, located at the myotendinous junction, constitute one of the principal sources of ocular proprioception. Dogiel was the first to describe these structures and designated them palisade endings in his publication from . His observations…
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