Anterior Segment Ischemia Following the Jensen Procedure

Syndrome of ischaemic ocular inflammation: six cases and a review.

“…6 Our patients showed episcleral injection, anterior uveitis, and iris atrophy. Iris angiography confirmed ischaemia (case 2).…”

Syndrome of ischaemic ocular inflammation: six cases and a review.

“…6 Our patients showed episcleral injection, anterior uveitis, and iris atrophy. Iris angiography confirmed ischaemia (case 2).…”

Double-under muscle transposition: an effective surgical option for large-angle paralytic strabismus

“…No patient showed signs indicating anterior segment ischemia (eg, irregular pupil or iridocyclitis). [29][30][31] One theoretical disadvantage of DUT is the extensive surgical invasion. However, postoperative slit-lamp examination did not indicate excessive conjunctival inflammation or scarring in any patients.…”

Vertical Rectus Muscle Transposition and Botulinum Toxin (Oculinum) to Medial Rectus for Abducens Palsy

“…There is a small residual right esotropia in primary position (left). 2.-Top, Patient 9 one week after botulinum toxin (Oculinum) injection, 5 units, into the right medial rectus. Note full abduction of right eye, large right exotropia (center), and palsy of medial rectus muscle due to botuli¬ num toxin injection (right).…”

Syndrome of ischaemic ocular inflammation: six cases and a review.

“…6 Our patients showed episcleral injection, anterior uveitis, and iris atrophy. Iris angiography confirmed ischaemia (case 2).…”

Double-under muscle transposition: an effective surgical option for large-angle paralytic strabismus

“…No patient showed signs indicating anterior segment ischemia (eg, irregular pupil or iridocyclitis). [29][30][31] One theoretical disadvantage of DUT is the extensive surgical invasion. However, postoperative slit-lamp examination did not indicate excessive conjunctival inflammation or scarring in any patients.…”

Vertical Rectus Muscle Transposition and Botulinum Toxin (Oculinum) to Medial Rectus for Abducens Palsy

“…There is a small residual right esotropia in primary position (left). 2.-Top, Patient 9 one week after botulinum toxin (Oculinum) injection, 5 units, into the right medial rectus. Note full abduction of right eye, large right exotropia (center), and palsy of medial rectus muscle due to botuli¬ num toxin injection (right).…”

Syndrome of ischaemic ocular inflammation: six cases and a review.

“…6 Our patients showed episcleral injection, anterior uveitis, and iris atrophy. Iris angiography confirmed ischaemia (case 2).…”

Double-under muscle transposition: an effective surgical option for large-angle paralytic strabismus

“…No patient showed signs indicating anterior segment ischemia (eg, irregular pupil or iridocyclitis). [29][30][31] One theoretical disadvantage of DUT is the extensive surgical invasion. However, postoperative slit-lamp examination did not indicate excessive conjunctival inflammation or scarring in any patients.…”

Vertical Rectus Muscle Transposition and Botulinum Toxin (Oculinum) to Medial Rectus for Abducens Palsy

“…There is a small residual right esotropia in primary position (left). 2.-Top, Patient 9 one week after botulinum toxin (Oculinum) injection, 5 units, into the right medial rectus. Note full abduction of right eye, large right exotropia (center), and palsy of medial rectus muscle due to botuli¬ num toxin injection (right).…”