A 35-Year-Old Man Presented to the Office Complaining of Double

A 35-year-old man presented to the office complaining of double vision. The patient had a motorcycle accident last month, which led to an orbital fracture. The patient's vision has been well until after the fracture when he started having problems with vision focus that has been progressing over the last month. The patient has no previous medical history. On examination, has lost corneal reflex on the right side, and loss of right eye abduction. The patient's presentation is caused most likely by an injury in which of the following anatomical structures?

A) Foramen lacerum
B) Foramen ovale
C) Foramen rotundum
D) Inferior orbital fissure
E) Optic canal
F) Superior orbital fissure

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