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Abstract Proximal full‐thickness rectus femoris tendon tears are debilitating injuries in high‐demand athletes, particularly those involved in sprinting and soccer. Although direct repair remains the mainstay of treatment, concerns exist regarding tendon healing, strength restoration, and the risk of retear.
David R. Maldonado +2 more
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The outcome of lateral rectus extirpation in a case of traumatic third cranial nerve palsy: A case report. [PDF]
Alrefaie SM, Afandi RA, Alhaimi FM.
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An Atypical Radiologic Presentation of Right Sixth Lateral Rectus Palsy: A Case Report. [PDF]
Mirchandani A, Saleem S, Sivaswamy L.
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ABSTRACT PTCD should be considered in children with developmental delay and sensorineural hearing loss. MRI is crucial for identifying the characteristic dorsal “tegmental cap” and associated hindbrain anomalies. Vestibulocochlear nerve aplasia may explain severe hearing impairment in PTCD.
Khawar Bilal +6 more
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Combined bilateral lateral rectus recession and medial rectus Faden procedure in true divergence excess exotropia: a case report. [PDF]
Swelam A +5 more
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ABSTRACT Introduction Children's developing musculoskeletal systems are highly sensitive to mechanical stimuli. This study investigated the effects of running shoe midsole hardness (MH) (soft midsole [SM], medium midsole [MM], and hard midsole [HM]) on lower‐limb biomechanics and muscle activation during the running stance phase in children.
Zhaolong Ye +14 more
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An Unusual Case of Acute Confusion in an Elderly Man: Pituitary Apoplexy With Lateral Rectus Palsy. [PDF]
Zafar M +10 more
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ABSTRACT Background Evidence regarding the biomechanics of stair‐to‐ground transitions after acute ankle sprain (AAS) remains limited. This study examined ankle kinematics, center‐of‐mass (COM) displacement, muscle activation, and intermuscular coherence during this transition.
Haowen Sun +3 more
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Esotropia Induced by Slipped Lateral Rectus Muscle After Orbital Fat Herniation Surgery: A Case Report. [PDF]
Iida K +7 more
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Congenital Multiple Ocular Motor Nerve Palsy Complicated by Splitting of the Lateral Rectus Muscle
We report a case of congenital multiple ocular motor nerve palsy combined with splitting of the lateral rectus muscle (LR). A 59-year-old Japanese female was investigated for worsening esotropia after corrective surgery.
Morizane, Yuki +7 more
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