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Purpose: To evaluate the possible risk factors in patients with consecutive exotropia
following esotropia surgery. Methods: Medical records of patients who had comitant …

Purpose To investigate whether consecutive exotropia following medial rectus muscle
recession is associated with muscle slippage and to assess the effectiveness of treating the …

Purpose To evaluate the risk factors in development of postoperative exotropia following
bilateral medial rectus (BMR) recession for esotropia. Methods 108 patients who underwent …

PURPOSE: To evaluate the dose–effect relationship for medial rectus muscle advancement
in patients with consecutive exotropia. METHODS: Pre-and postoperative deviations 1 day …

Purpose To evaluate the long-term surgical outcome of patients with consecutive exotropia.
Methods Patients who underwent surgery for the treatment of consecutive exotropia …

Purpose.: Surgical recession of an extraocular muscle (EOM) posterior to its original
insertion is a common form of strabismus surgery, weakening the rotational force exerted by …

Purpose Consecutive exotropia may be associated with limited adduction, which has been
reported to be caused by 1 or more anatomic abnormalities of rectus muscles or their …

Purpose: To evaluate the dose-effect relationship for single muscle advancement in
consecutive esotropia and consecutive exotropia. Methods: Medical records from 22 …

Introduction: Consecutive exotropia is one of the complications of esotropia surgery. Its
prevalence is estimated at 4%–27%. The aim of this study was to identify the risk factors for …