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Moebius syndrome is a rare, congenital (congenital) and non-transactive neurological syndrome, first described by German neurologist Paul Julius Moebius. Clinically, at least both VI. (abdusens) and VII. (facial) are characterized by the involvement of the correal nerve. It is often manifested by facial paralysis and constraints in eye movements at an outside view.Kızıloğlu, Tuğba. "Möbius Sendromunda Göz Tutulumu ve Tedavisi." 417-422. ">【1】 Clinical Features The syndrome can be observed wit

The External Oblique Muscle is the outermost and largest of the three-layered lateral abdominal muscles. Located on the lateral and anterior abdominal wall, it stands out for its oblique (slanted) fiber structure and assists with trunk movement, increasing intra-abdominal pressure, and breathing. Anatomy Morphology and Connection Points The External Oblique Muscle is a broad, thin, quadrilateral muscle. It is found as muscle fibers on the lateral abdominal wall and as an aponeurotic structure on