This study explored whether a home-based binocular video game is an effective strategy for improving visual acuity in older children and adults with unilateral amblyopia.

This cross-sectional study examines the utility of strabismus goggles, which feature a head-fixed laser target display and liquid crystal display shutters, for binocular dissociation.

A discussion of the importance of tucking an excessively lax tendon that is too disadvantaged mechanically to be reliably fixed by operating on antagonist or yolk muscles in the subset of infants with torticollis due to superior oblique palsy.

Dr. David Stager, Jr., argues that, in some cases, when deciding between superior oblique tuck or inferior oblique weakening, it is often better to choose inferior oblique weakening.

An 8-year-old boy with synergistic divergence has had 2 operations without improvement. He presents with left exotropia at near and distance without alternation of fixation.

This video shows a technique to practice and tune superior oblique tucking under microscope with duction test before and after the tuck has been performed.

Recommendations distilled from the PPPs for the evaluation and management of amblyopia, esotropia, and exotropia

Dr. Dominique Thouvenin discusses posterior fixation and how, with the advent of microsurgery, improvements have been made to make it safer and less invasive.

In this lecture presented at Pediatric Subspecialty Day 2016, Dr. Valez presents some novel procedures to be considered when cutting into vertical rectus muscles.