Anatomy Students: 9 Structures that passes through Superior Orbital Fissure - What are they? This is important for your lab exam where your instructor will tag the SOF then ask the name of the location tagged and function or clinical relevance of the structures passing through. Best Wishes | Chakriwat Vivacharawongse

Orbital Apex Syndrome: When Vision & Eye Movement Fail A quick review of Orbital Apex Syndrome — where a lesion at the back of the orbit affects multiple cranial nerves and the optic nerve. Causes include tumors, infections, trauma, and inflammatory conditions like Tolosa-Hunt. ORBITAL APEX SYNDROME A lesion at the orbital apex affecting the optic canal superior orbital fissure. 🔍 Key Features: · Ophthalmoplegia (spares SO) · Ptosis & fixed/dilated pupil · Nasociliary numbness · Vision loss 👁️