A. Iuvarabommeli et G. Klainguti, EARLY SURGICAL-TREATMENT OF INFANTILE ESO TROPIA - PRELIMINARY-RESULTS WITH A GROUP OF 45 PATIENTS, Klinische Monatsblatter fur Augenheilkunde, 204(5), 1994, pp. 366-369
Background The age for strabismus surgery remains controversial and th
e various studies differ whether the results of residual angle and bin
ocular vision may be better with early or late surgery. Different oper
ating techniques for infantile esotropia have been proposed: recession
of both medial recti, combined surgery on horizontal muscles, posteri
or fixation on one or both eyes, posterior fixation with simultaneous
recession, botulin injection. Patients Our study presents 45 children
with congenital esotropia operated at a mean age of 18.5 months. The s
urgical technique consisted of posterior fixation of both medial recti
with or without simultaneous recession.