How is implicit Strabismus Treated?

summary

The inflammation of inflammatory pseudotumor leads to medial hypertrophy of superior rectus muscle and adhesion with superior oblique muscle, resulting in excessive up turn and limited down turn of right eye. Case 9 was diagnosed as esotropia in the right eye after 7 years old fever and could not turn out. During the operation, the external rectus muscle was thin. It was considered that there might be virus infection, direct inflammatory injury, malnutrition, myopia and other factors leading to the injury of the external rectus muscle. Children's mild esotropia and exotropia will not cause eye discomfort

How is implicit Strabismus Treated?

First, the treatment of strabismus can be divided into surgical treatment and non-surgical treatment. Surgical treatment is to adjust the strength of the external eye muscle and the position of the attachment point by surgical method, so that the eye position tends to be normal. The strabismus with non accommodation and high slope usually needs to be corrected by surgical method

Second: V-type exotropia, with superior oblique muscle paralysis, inferior oblique muscle hyperfunction, weakening inferior oblique muscle and at the same time exotropia correction surgery, the effect is ideal, postoperative stability, no oblique muscle paralysis and hyperfunction factors. Horizontal rectus muscle transposition was used to correct exotropia and a sign, and vertical strabismus disappeared at the same time.

Third: non surgical treatment: not all strabismus need surgical treatment. If it is accommodative esotropia, it can be corrected by wearing appropriate hyperopia glasses or binoculars. If there are high and medium refractive abnormalities, it is often necessary to wear glasses to correct, train with axis correction training machine, or wear prism lenses

matters needing attention

Toys hanging from multiple angles, often change the baby's sleeping position, sometimes left and sometimes right, can make the direction of light casting often change, can make the baby's eyeball no longer often only turn to one side, so as to avoid strabismus