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[Experiences with the lengthening of the inferior oblique muscle (author's transl)].

W Krebs

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After an introductory survey of the methods used up to now for lengthening the muscle the technique, dosage and indication of the method described by Gonin and Hollwich is described and the results obtained with it on 137 patients with hyperfunction of the inferior oblique muscle on adduction with associated and paralytic squint are communicated.

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After an introductory survey of the methods used up to now for lengthening the muscle the technique, dosage and indication of the method described by Gonin and Hollwich is described and the results obtained with it on 137 patients with hyperfunction of the inferior oblique muscle on adduction with associated and paralytic squint are communicated.

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After an introductory survey of the methods used up to now for lengthening the muscle the technique, dosage and indication of the method described by Gonin and Hollwich is described and the results obtained with it on 137 patients with hyperfunction of the inferior oblique muscle on adduction with associated and paralytic squint are communicated.

Key concepts: Inferior oblique muscle, Oblique case, Hyperfunction, Medicine, Superior oblique muscle, Anatomy, Optometry, Strabismus

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