TL;DR
The case of a 15-year-old boy with esotropia and functional suppression scotoma, also known as binocular haploscopic suppression, which interferes with binocular vision restoration and reduces the effectiveness of diploptic treatment is presented.
Surgical correction of longstanding childhood exotropia in adults has traditionally been regarded as a cosmetic procedure with limited potential for restoring binocular vision. However, published evidence suggests that functional improvement, including recovery of stereopsis in selected patients, may also be achieved....
Luminopia demonstrated significant improvements in Registry patients with severe amblyopia, particularly in treatment-naive patients, supporting its use as a viable treatment option that may address key limitations of traditional approaches.
These patients benefit from bilateral medial rectus recession similar to those who have esotropia without optical correction, without carrying the risk of overcorrection without spectacles or contact lenses.
Highlights What are the main findings? Long-term ocular alignment was successfully achieved in approximately two-thirds of children with cerebral palsy following individualized interventional treatment. Consecutive exotropia occurred exclusively after treatment of esotropia, whereas residual deviation was significantly...
Strabismus surgery significantly expands the field of BSV and the quality of life in patients with Graves’ Orbitopathy and both the GO-QoL and TED QoL for VF and appearance showed significantly higher scores postoperatively.
SMILE with micro-monovision had an impact on accommodative function in the early postoperative stage in myopic patients with presbyopia, and patients exhibited good distance and near vision, maintained binocular visual functions, and reported high subjective satisfaction.
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