Titlebook: Color Atlas of Strabismus Surgery; Strategies and Techn Kenneth W. Wright,Sonal Farzavandi (Senior Consult Book 20073rd edition Springer-Ve

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抗体

Torticollis, Nystagmus, and Incomitant Strabismustal (face turn), vertical (chin up or down), torsional (head tilt right or left), or a combination of the three. The best way to identify the presence of a face turn or chin posturing is by looking at the position of the eyes. A gaze preference indicates a face turn. For example, does the patient in Figure 6.1 have a face turn?

browbeat

浮夸

Similarity-Based Pattern Recognitione? Establishing the goals prior to surgery helps us clarify indications for surgery, and formulate a logical treatment plan. A plan that is best for the patient should be made; not just a plan that is best for correcting the angle of deviation.

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Infantile Esotropiaotropia. Normal newborn infants typically have a small exotropia (>70% of normal neonates) that usually resolves by 4 to 6 months of age. Infantile esotropia, on the other hand, is rare, and usually does not resolve spontaneously.

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Longitude

Cranial Nerve Palsieshead tilt test can help differentiate primary inferior oblique overaction from inferior oblique overaction secondary to superior oblique paresis. A positive head tilt test indicates a superior oblique paresis and a negative head tilt test suggests primary inferior oblique overaction.

Apoptosis

Amblyopia Treatmentent of visual centers in the brain. Abnormal stimulation can arise from a blurred retinal image, or strabismus with strong fi xation preference for one eye and cortical suppression of the nondominant eye. Children under 8 years of age are capable of strong cortical suppression and hence can eliminat