All Four Rectus Muscles of the Eye are Seen on a Single

Question

All four rectus muscles of the eye are seen on a single axial image.

Accepted Answer

On a single axial (cross-sectional) image of the eye, typically only two of the four rectus muscles (medial and lateral rectus muscles) can be seen clearly due to their anatomical positioning. The superior and inferior rectus muscles are not visible in the same plane due to their more superior and inferior positions relative to the axial plane.