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[Reversion of eye position after surgical correction of exotropia]
1Xingtai Eye Hospital, Hebei, Province.
Abstract:
The authors analysed the reversion of eye position in 62 postoperative patients of concomitant exotropia. The results indicated the presence of a correlation with the preoperative condition of binocular vision, the type of strabismus, and the age of patient. The authors opened that the amplitude of surgical correction should depend on these factors, and prudence should be exercised in recommending surgical intervention for mild intermittent exotropia in children.
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