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Enophthalmos
Posterior displacement or retraction of the eyeball deeper into the orbital socket.
Key Facts
- It gives the affected eye a sunken appearance compared to the normal eye.
- It results from loss of sympathetic innervation to the orbital smooth muscles.
- It frequently accompanies other signs of Horner's syndrome.
- It is caused by contraction of the retractor bulbi muscle without sympathetic opposition.