Surgical Management of of Strabismus, by Eugene M. Helveston, MD, is the fifth edition of the author's surgical atlas, representing a scholarly approach to the surgical management of strabismus. The text contains numerous line drawings that are clear and easy to interpret. The book begins with a history of strabismus surgery and anatomy. The next sections deal with details of instrumentation, suture material, knots, and needles. It proceeds with details on surgical approaches for each muscle and adjustable suture techniques, and concludes with a broad section on complication management.
Chapters
- History of strabismus surgery
- Surgical anatomy
- Parasurgical procedures and preparation
- Work-up of the strabismus patient
- Diagnostic categories and classifications of strabismus
- Mechanics of surgery
- Recession of a rectus muscle
- Resection of a rectus muscle
- Surgery of the obliques
- Marginal myotomy: technique and indications
- Faden operation
- Adjustable sutures: techniques for restriction
- Muscle transposition procedures
- Botox
- Telemedicine: distance medicine
- Strabismus case management
- Complications in strabismus surgery