Federico G. Velez

TL;DR: With the appropriate technique, EOM imaging is a valuable adjunct in clinical evaluation of complex strabismus, and should be performed when indicated to evaluate patients with strabs more complex than concomitant esotropia and exotropia.

TL;DR: Pulley instability, resulting in EOM sideslip during ductions, occurs in some cases of incomitant strabismus.

TL;DR: A rectus muscle may be functionally inactivated when its insertion is attached to the orbital periosteum and advantages of this procedure over extirpation and free tenotomy include permanent disinsertion of the muscle from globe and reversibility.

TL;DR: Subjects with Duane syndrome and esotropia inPrimary position who had undergone augmented transposition of the vertical rectus muscles obtained improved head position and better alignment in primary position and had a reduction in the incidence of reoperation for undercorrection when compared with similar patients who had undergoed vertical Rectus muscle transposition without posterior lateral augmentation sutures.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors compared the FAZ area measured by optical coherence tomography angiography in children who had been born preterm with age-matched controls, using a cross-sectional observational comparative case series.