1 hthalmoplegia (PEO), primarily affecting the ocular muscles.

2 ncluding optic nerve coloboma and absence of ocular muscles.

3  distal myopathy, without involvement of the ocular muscles.

4 nction that usually present with weakness in ocular muscles and in proximal muscles of the limb and t

5 ential activation of specific types of extra-ocular muscle fiber may be responsible.

6 a spectrum of weakness, ranging from limited ocular muscle involvement to life-threatening respirator

7  aging changes in each eye's orbit and extra-ocular muscles, or in oculomotor dysfunctions.

8                               Dysfunction of ocular muscles, ptosis and cataract are the most common

9 ges, which are closely linked with the extra-ocular muscles, suggests that some tissues associated wi