abducens
Americannoun
plural
abducentesEtymology
Origin of abducens
< Latin, present participle of abdūcere to abduce
Example Sentences
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Doubtless, however, cases appear, of congenital paralysis of the abducens without squint, and as these cases are so rare I will describe two which I observed in adults.
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Both are supplied by the abducens nerve, together with the rectus externus muscle.
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The olfactory, optic, oculo-motor, pathetic, ophthalmic division of the trigeminal, and the abducens nerves are all liable to be implicated.
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Crossed diplopia could be produced with a red glass, tenotomy of the left abducens sufficed to correct it.
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We obtain a result more quickly by the immediate advancement of the abducens.
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