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In this video from AAO 2020 Virtual, Dr. Federico Velez summarizes key points from a session on managing diplopia after ocular surgery.

This retrospective, interventional case series evaluated the long-term safety and efficacy of accelerated transepithelial CXL in pediatric eyes with progressive keratoconus.

Type 1 Duane retraction syndrome with esotropia, left eye, showing limitation of abduction, almost full adduction and retraction of the globe with adduction. Far right, Compensatory left head turn.

Posterior capsulotomy creation via pars plana approach after pediatric lensectomy and IOL insertion.

Cortical regrowth and capsular phimosis after IOL implantation with primary posterior capsulotomy.

Slit lamp (a) and red-reflex illumination (b) of visual axis opacifications after IOL implantation

Researchers compared the 5-year efficacy and safety of accelerated transepithelial and standard CXL in children with progressive keratoconus.

Vertically incomitant pattern strabismus is used to describe the type of strabismus wherein the amount of horizontal deviation changes during the excursion of the eye from upgaze to downgaze. The pathophysiology of this phenomenon is multifactorial and has been attributed to factors including oblique muscle dysfunction, horizontal or vertical recti anomaly, displacement of muscle pulleys, and orbital anomalies.

To help guide the prevention and management of ocular disorders in children with COVID-19, the authors investigated the largest reported sample size of children with confirmed COVID-19.