Ophthalmomyopathia Congenita

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Words

• genetic fibrosis disorder

Problem Subdivisions

• congenital fibrosis of the extraocular muscular tissues 2 (CFEOM 2)
• genetic fibrosis of the extraocular muscle tissues 3 (CFEOM 3)
• Tukel disorder
• hereditary fibrosis of the extraocular muscle tissues 1 (CFEOM 1)

General Conversation
Congenital fibrosis of the extraocular muscular tissues (CFEOM) consists of at least five unusual hereditary eye activity conditions existing at birth that are identified by incomitant strabismus. Particularly, there is a lack of ability to relocate the eyes in certain instructions (opthalmoplegia), saggy eyelids (ptosis) and eyes that are repaired in an unusual position. The oculomotor nucleus as well as nerve (cranial nerve III) as well as the muscle mass it serves and, in some cases the trochlear nucleus and nerve (cranial nerve IV) and/or the abducens nucleus and nerve (cranial nerve VI) as well as the muscle mass they offer are influenced.