Orbital Ligaments
Orbital Ligaments is a structural anatomical construct referring to specialized thickenings of the orbital periosteum that serve as fibrous connective tissues anchoring the periorbita to specific bony margins of the orbital cavity, thereby stabilizing the position of the eye and associated orbital contents.
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Aichi Medical University
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Inha University
Incheon, South Korea
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Osaka City University
Osaka, Japan
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