Adjustable and non-adjustable strabismus surgery: a retrospective case-matched study
Abstract
Adjustable suture strabismus surgery was introduced to improve results in unpredictable strabismus cases. However, its usage is increasing and in some centres is routine. The present authors propose that the routine use of the adjustable suture technique can only be justified if it can be shown to confer an advantage to the patient. In a retrospective analysis of matched data, they compared the results of their adjustable with non-adjustable...
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Title
Adjustable and non-adjustable strabismus surgery: a retrospective case-matched study
Published Date
Jan 1, 2004
Journal
Volume
12
Issue
1
Pages
3 - 11
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