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[Progress of clinical application in extraocular muscle transposition]
1Shanxi Eye Hospital Affiliated to Shanxi Medical University, Taiyuan 030002, China.
Extraocular muscle transposition surgery offers an alternative to conventional methods for correcting strabismus, particularly large-angle cases. This review explores various transposition techniques, aiding clinicians in treatment selection for improved eye movement function.
Area of Science:
- Ophthalmology
- Surgical Techniques
- Strabismus Treatment
Background:
- Conventional strabismus surgery has limitations in correcting large-angle deviations and improving eye movement function.
- Extraocular muscle transposition techniques, including adjacent and transmuscular transposition, are increasingly utilized.
- Individualized surgical approaches are becoming more popular for strabismus correction.
Conclusions:
- Extraocular muscle transposition represents a valuable alternative for managing complex strabismus.
- Clinicians can benefit from a comprehensive understanding of available transposition techniques.
- Further research can refine surgical strategies and improve functional results in strabismus patients.
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