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Generally, complications of strabismus surgery have an excellent prognosis for recovery with proper treatment. Many of the complications lessen or disappear with time and conservative treatment, while others respond well to additional surgery.
This article will discuss some of the more common and/or most devastating complications that can occur during or after strabismus surgery as well as thoughts on how to avoid them and manage them should they happen.
Management of Strabismus reflecting the fact that the major emphasis has shifted from a description of sur-gical procedures to a discussion of why and how these procedures are used to treat the patient with strabismus. There have been relatively few substan-tive changes in surgical technique. It is how these
20 de jun. de 2023 · What are the complications of strabismus? Some believe that children will outgrow crossed eyes or that the condition will get better on its own. In truth, it can get worse if it isn’t treated. If your eyes aren’t properly aligned, you may have: Lazy eye (amblyopia) or permanent poor vision in the turned eye.
There are several important complications that are uncommon but associated with significant long-term sequelae, including slipped muscles, lost muscles, stretched scars, incarcerated muscles, pulled-in-two syndrome, periocular infections, orbital cellulitis, scleral perforations, retinal detachments, endophthalmitis, anterior segment ischemia ...
10 de jun. de 2017 · Complications in strabismus surgery. This fifth edition of Helveston's surgical atlas represents a scholarly approach to the surgical management of strabismus. The text contains numerous line drawi.
29 de nov. de 2022 · Risks or complications of strabismus surgery include: Recurrent misalignment. Eyes may go back to crossing or wandering in the same direction as they did before your surgery or may over-correct and cross or wander in the opposite direction.
