Objectives: The goal of this study was to evaluate surgical techniques and outcomes in
patients with Brown's syndrome. Methods: A retrospective review was conducted of patients …

Purpose: To report the surgical outcome of superior oblique tendon split lengthening for
management of patients with severe type of congenital Brown syndrome. Brown syndrome is …

PURPOSE: To report the results of treatment of Brown syndrome using Achilles tendon
allograft as a superior oblique tendon expander. METHODS: Achilles tendon allografts were …

INTRODUCTION: The palmaris longus tendon (PLT) is one of the most commonly used
donor tendons in orthopedic and reconstructive surgery. We present a new surgical …

Purpose: This study was conducted to further define the specific clinical characteristics of
patients with Brown syndrome and evaluate the outcomes of superior oblique tenotomy in its …

Purpose To evaluate the results of a temporal whole superior oblique (SO) tendon
disinsertion technique compared with other SO tendon–weakening procedures. Methods …

Purpose To determine the rate of superior oblique surgery and how often it is combined with
surgery on other extraocular muscles or associated with subsequent strabismus surgeries in …

Purpose: Brown's Syndrome (BS) is a restrictive strabismus characterized by a limitation of
elevation in adduction. Several etiologies have been described, usually involving the …

Background: In cases of large-angle horizontal strabismus, standard two-horizontal muscle
surgery is insufficient. Utilizing supramaximal recession and resection techniques would …

Superior oblique tendon overaction and Brown syndrome have been managed surgically by
means of tenotomy/tenectomy, use of a silicon expander, and elongation with autologous …