Titlebook: Strabismus Surgery and its Complications; David K. Coats,Scott E. Olitsky Book 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007 Exposure and Cl

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Indications for Strabismus Surgeryobtained at a time when strabismus surgery was rarely performed prior to the age of 2 years. Until the 1960s the results of surgical treatment of patients with congenital esotropia almost universally supported this pessimistic view.

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Equipment, Operating Room Supplies, and Patient Preparationons, this has not been proven to be true. We recommend cleaning the area around both eyes of all patients undergoing strabismus surgery and draping both eyes, even for patients undergoing monocular surgery because it is often necessary to perform traction testing on both eyes.

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Recession of the Rectus Muscles and Other Weakening Procedurese accurately grade the weakening effect as well as provided the surgeon with knowledge about the new attachment site on the globe. Modern-day conventional recessions are based upon Jameson’s original concept.

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Surgery on the Inferior Oblique Muscleation and extirpation. The most recently described weakening operations on the inferior oblique muscle are nasal myectomy and anterior and nasal transposition. The techniques required to perform each of these procedures are reviewed in this chapter.

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