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. 2026 Feb 23;13:1782101. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2026.1782101

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OCT images of the affected eye. Panel A (upper) shows the normal fundus of the right eye. Panel A (lower) shows the posterior pole of the left eye with fundal distortion due to traction. Panel B presents the choroidal thickness at the site of maximal traction in the left eye and the distance between this site and the optic nerve. — (A) Posterior segment OCT images of both eyes. (B) Significant retrobulbar traction on the left eye and the localization of the SEOM. SEOM: supernumerary extraocular muscle.