View source for CLINICAL-ABDUCTION OR ADDUCTION OF THE EYES

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1. When the eye is ABDUCTED: elevation by SUPERIOR RECTUS; depression by INFERIOR RECTUS. (Tip: think ABSail)
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<br/>2. When the eye is ADDUCTED: elevation by INFERIOR OBLIQUE; depression by SUPERIOR OBLIQUE. (Tip: think ADI)
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