Contents
Section I: Clinical Strabismus
1. Binocular Vision ............................................................................................................................................ 1
Belquiz A Nassaralla, João J Nassaralla Jr (Brazil)
2. Surgical Anatomy .......................................................................................................................................... 8
Ewa Oleszczynska Prost (Poland)
3. The Neuroanatomical Basis of Accommodation and Vergence................................................................ 16
Marcel PM Ten Tusscher (Belgium)
4. Strabismus Examination: An Overview...................................................................................................... 22
Amar Agarwal, Ashok Garg (India)
5. Clinical Features and Adaptations in Strabismus ..................................................................................... 38
Amar Agarwal, Ashok Garg (India)
6. Instrumentation in Orthoptic Setup ............................................................................................................ 45
Kumar J Doctor, Pooja Deshmukh (India)
7. Amblyopia.................................................................................................................................................... 62
Shui H Lee (Canada)
8. Rectus Muscles Strengthening Surgery ..................................................................................................... 72
Ewa Oleszczynska Prost (Poland)
9. Rectus Muscles Weakening Surgery .......................................................................................................... 76
Ewa Oleszczynska Prost (Poland)
10. Concomitant Strabisums ............................................................................................................................ 81
Ewa Oleszczynska Prost (Poland)
11. Management of Paralytic Squint................................................................................................................123
Rohit Saxena, Swati Phuljhele, Ankur Sinha (India)
12. Superior Oblique Surgery : Indications, Approach and Complications .................................................136
Reena Sharma, Pradeep Sharma (India)
13. Management of A and V Patterns in Strabismus ......................................................................................143
Pradeep Sharma, Harinder Singh Sethi (India)
14. Botulinum Toxin in Strabismus Management ..........................................................................................150
Ewa Oleszczynska Prost (Poland)
15. Management of Nystagmus........................................................................................................................154
Rohit Saxena, Reena Sharma (India)
16. Infranuclear Disorders of Ocular Motility ..................................................................................................164
JL Goyal, Sachin Mehta (India)
17. Dissociated Deviations ...............................................................................................................................167
M Edward Wilson, Berdine M Burger (USA)
Surgical Techniques in Ophthalmology (Strabismus Surgery)
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18. Strabismus Surgery—An Update ..............................................................................................................170
Rohit Saxena, Ankur Sinha (India)
19. Special Forms of Strabismus ....................................................................................................................182
Rohit Saxena, Swati Phuljhele, Ashish Kakkar (India)
20. Post-traumatic Strabismus ........................................................................................................................190
B Shukla, P Bhasin (India)
Section II: Recent Advances and Innovative Techniques
in Strabismus Surgery
21. Newer Surgical Procedures in Strabismus ...............................................................................................192
Paromita Datta, Pradeep Sharma (India)
22. Update on Strabismus Surgery in Children ..............................................................................................201
Brigitte Pajic-Eggspuehler (Switzerland)
23. Möbius Syndrome (Sequence): Strabismus Surgery ...............................................................................206
LO Ventura, SB Travassos, HC Almeida (Brazil), MT Miller (USA), PA Jorge, BV Ventura (Brazil)
24. New Methods for the Analysis of Ocular Motility: 3D Video Oculography ..............................................213
Carlos Laria, Jorge L Alio (Spain)
25. Sutureless Closure in Strabismus Surgery ..............................................................................................237
CS Dhull, Sumit Sachdeva (India)
26. Accommodative Esotropia – An Update ...................................................................................................239
Arturo Perez-Arteaga (Mexico)
27. Functional Brain Imaging of Suppression ................................................................................................242
Marcel PM Ten Tusscher (Belgium)
28. Managing Amblyopia with Corneal Wavefront-guided Lasik in Children................................................247
Keiki R Mehta, Cyres K Mehta (India)
29. Strategies for Amblyopia: Rehabilitation Orthoptics and Refractive Surgery .........................................257
Roberto Pinelli, Fabrizio Gabas, Ilaria Sireno (Italy)
30. Double Elevator Palsy (Monocular Elevation Deficit): An Update ............................................................264
Sneha Kataria (USA), Sunil Moreker, Mayur Moreker, Rashmi Shukla, Sheetal Kharatmal (India)
Index ...........................................................................................................................................................267