Trauma to the extraocular muscles will often result directly in specific ocular motility disorders that can pose a real challenge for treatment. Recent advances in orbital imaging, surgical techniques, and new information on different trauma mechanisms have improved the outcome of these complex cases.

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This prospective study ties slow reading to frequent saccades and fixation instability in school-age children with anisometropic amblyopia.

In this interview from AAO 2017, Dr. Sean Donahue discusses results from the IXT1 trial evaluating the effectiveness of bilateral lateral muscle recession vs. unilateral recess-rectus for intermittent exotropia.

Dr. Oscar Cruz discusses various studies of techniques used for inferior rectus surgery in thyroid eye disease, particularly in relation to the indication in using adjustable sutures.

This video presents the challenge of a large amount of excyclotropia and alternating hypertropias.

This video presents the challenge of correcting hypertropia that is worse in downgaze.

Presents a technique for strabismus surgery in patients diagnosed with thyroid eye disease (TED).

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