Inferior oblique muscle

This tutorial covers the inferior oblique muscle, one of the six extraocular muscles controlling eye movement. It discusses its unique origin from the maxilla, insertion points, and functions such as extortion, elevation, and abduction. The muscle is innervated by the ocular motor nerve and receives blood from the infraorbital artery.

What is the origin of the inferior oblique muscle?

What is unique about the inferior oblique muscle compared to other extraocular muscles?

Describe the function of the inferior oblique muscle when the eye is in a neutral position.

Which nerve supplies the inferior oblique muscle?

Explain the blood supply to the inferior oblique muscle.