Medial rectus muscle

Changed by Owen Kang, 27 Jan 2017

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The medial rectus muscle is one of the 6 extraocular muscles that control eye movements. 

Summary

  • -<li>innervation: inferior branch of the <a href="/articles/oculomotor-nerve">oculomotor nerve (CN III)</a>
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  • +<strong>innervation</strong>: inferior branch of the <a href="/articles/oculomotor-nerve">oculomotor nerve (CN III)</a>
  • -<li>origin: <a href="/articles/tendinous-ring">Annulus of Zinn</a> (tendinous ring)</li>
  • -<li>insertion: <a href="/articles/missing?article%5Btitle%5D=globe">globe</a> (anterior, medial surface)</li>
  • -<li>primary function: one of three <a href="/articles/ocular-adductors">ocular adductors</a>
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  • +<strong>origin</strong>: <a href="/articles/tendinous-ring">Annulus of Zinn</a> (tendinous ring)</li>
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  • +<strong>insertion</strong>: <a href="/articles/missing?article%5Btitle%5D=globe">globe</a> (anterior, medial surface)</li>
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  • +<strong>primary function</strong>: one of three <a href="/articles/ocular-adductors">ocular adductors</a>
  • -<li>secondary function: none</li>
  • -<li>tertiary function: none</li>
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  • +<strong>secondary function</strong>: none</li>
  • +<li>
  • +<strong>tertiary function</strong>: none</li>

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