Purpose To evaluate the risk factors in development of postoperative exotropia following
bilateral medial rectus (BMR) recession for esotropia. Methods 108 patients who underwent …

Purpose To evaluate the long-term surgical outcome of patients with consecutive exotropia.
Methods Patients who underwent surgery for the treatment of consecutive exotropia …

Purpose To describe the surgical outcomes of patients that underwent strabismus surgery
involving advancement of the muscular insertion line toward the limbus. Methods The …

Purpose Sometimes, a conventional recess-resect surgery may not be sufficient to obtain
satisfactory ocular alignment. Patients who have previously undergone surgery and/or have …

AIMS: To identify prognostic factors those are predictive of successful outcome in horizontal
strabismus surgery. SETTINGS AND DESIGN: Observational analytical study using multiple …

Introduction: Consecutive exotropia is one of the complications of esotropia surgery. Its
prevalence is estimated at 4%–27%. The aim of this study was to identify the risk factors for …

AIM To compare a group of patients with consecutive exotropia with patients who had≤ 10
prism diopters (PD) esotropia or no deviation postoperatively in terms of probable clinical …

Risk factors analysis of consecutive exotropia: Oblique musc... : Medicine Risk factors analysis
of consecutive exotropia: Oblique muscle overaction may play an important role : Medicine Log …

Background: Strabismus has an estimated incidence of 4% in the adult population.
Commonest causes include unresolved or recurrent childhood strabismus, sensory …

Purpose: To compare the different surgical methods performed on a single eye in a single
session and the factors that affect the success of patients having consecutive exotropia (XT) …