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sursumduct
sursumduct v.
Brit. 
/ˌsəːsəmˈdʌkt/
, /ˌsəːsəmˈdʌkt/U.S. /ˌsərsəmˈdək(t)/
(a) intransitive to perform or undergo sursumduction (now rare); (b) transitive to perform sursumduction of (an eye)./ˌsərsəmˈdək(t)/Π
1899 Johns Hopkins Hosp. Bull. 10 91/2 I find that it is possible for the eye muscles to abduct, adduct, or sursumduct to greater extent than with prisms.
1913 M. L. Foster tr. P. Roemer Textbk. Ophthalmol. III. 860 By it [sc. the duction test] we determine the ability of the muscles to overcome prisms with their bases out, in, up, and down; in other words, to adduct, abduct and sursumduct the eyes.
1970 H. H. A. Hötte Orbital Fractures viii. 154 The effort of the intact superior rectus muscle to sursumduct the globe against the lower-side fixation, causes the globe to be retracted.
2010 C. L. Martin Ophthalmic Dis. Vet. Med. (rev. ed.) vi. 124/2 Forced duction tests..are positive or restricted when the globe is abducted or sursumducted.
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