Important
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Basic synonyms

• Superior Oblique Ligament Sheath Disorder
• Tendon Sheath Adherence, Superior Oblique

Disorder Class

• Hereditary Brownish Syndrome
• Primary Brownish Disorder
• Gotten Brown Disorder
• Secondary Brown Disorder

General Discussion
Brown Syndrome is an unusual eye problem characterized by problems in eye movements. This disorder could be present at birth (genetic) or may happen as the outcome of an additional underlying problem (gotten). Muscles manage the motions of the eyes. Several of these muscle mass turn the eyeball up and down, relocate the eyeball from side to side, or enable the eyeball to revolve a little in its socket. The premium oblique ligament sheath of the superior oblique muscular tissue borders the eyeball. The signs of Brownish Disorder are dued to problems of this tendon sheath including minimizing, thickening, or swelling. This results in the lack of ability to relocate the influenced eye upward.