Conjunctival Incisions and Muscle Isolation

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Conjunctival Incisions and Muscle Isolation Tanya Glaser, MD PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS All strabismus surgery requires an incision through the conjunctiva and Tenon capsule to allow access to the extraocular muscles in…

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The Basics

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The Basics Lucas Bonafede, MD ANATOMY1,2 (FIG. 42.1) All the extraocular muscles except the inferior oblique muscle originate from the orbital apex. The inferior oblique muscle originates from the anterior…

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Pediatric Ptosis Repair: Blepharophimosis Syndrome

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Pediatric Ptosis Repair: Blepharophimosis Syndrome Michael J. Richard, MD Blepharophimosis syndrome is a rare disorder either inherited as an autosomal dominant trait or occurring sporadically. The major findings of the…

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Pediatric Ptosis Repair: Levator Resection

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Pediatric Ptosis Repair: Levator Resection Meghan S. Flemmons, MD PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS Levator resection may be performed if there is fair to good levator function. This is determined by measuring upper…

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Pediatric Ptosis Repair: Frontalis Suspension

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Pediatric Ptosis Repair: Frontalis Suspension Roshni Ranjit-Reeves, MD Frontalis suspension is the procedure of choice for patients with significant ptosis with poor levator function (Fig. 38.1). Often, it is performed…

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Enucleation

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Enucleation Arthika Chandramohan, MD, MPH Dilraj S. Grewal, MD Prithvi Mruthyunjaya, MD, MHS PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS Indications for enucleation in children are rare, but most commonly include the following1: Blind, painful…

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Epiblepharon Repair

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Epiblepharon Repair Michelle T. Cabrera, MD PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS In an eye with lower lid epiblepharon, identify whether the patient has been symptomatic from trichiasis. If possible, perform a careful slit…

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Tarsorrhaphy

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Tarsorrhaphy Michelle S. Go, MD PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS When deciding whether or not the patient needs a tarsorrhaphy, it is helpful to think of the reasons for corneal decompensation. If the…

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Lid Lesions

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Lid Lesions Alice A. Lin, MD PEDIATRIC LID LESIONS Preoperative Considerations One of the main preoperative considerations with pediatric lid lesions is whether there is need for surgical treatment at…

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