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Two surgical procedures equally effective in treating superior oblique muscle palsy, study shows
Among patients with unilateral congenital superior oblique muscle palsy, two procedures for surgical intervention to the vertical muscles alone were found to be equally effective, according to a study.
Long-term outcomes of pediatric cataract surgery evaluated in Indian study
ABU DHABI — The long-term outcome of pediatric cataract surgery at Lions NAB Eye Hospital in Miraj, India, was evaluated as part of the broader India Childhood Blindness Initiative of Orbis International.
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Topical beta-blocker may reduce cutaneous infantile capillary hemangioma lesion size
Off-label topical timolol maleate ophthalmic gel proved markedly more effective than observation in the treatment of non-vision-threatening cutaneous infantile capillary hemangiomas, a study found.
Topical medications can be effective as alternative treatment for periocular lesions
Beta-blockers and immune modulators are effective in treating several forms of periocular lesions, according to a physician at OSN New York 2011.
Greater exposure to outside light may reduce myopia in children
BUSAN, Korea — A study showed that education level and academic achievement increased the odds of myopia in children, especially when academic activities were conducted indoors, a clinician said here.
Intravitreal medical therapy shows potential advantages over laser in ROP treatment, specialist says
BUSAN, Korea — Bevacizumab treatment resulted in less myopia progression than laser treatment of retinopathy of prematurity in a small study, a clinician said here.
Second esotropia surgery may be necessary in children with developmental delay
Despite a low initial success rate with esotropia surgery in children with developmental delay, additional procedures may achieve satisfactory results, according to a study.
Botulinum toxin shows stable results in treating large-angle infantile esotropia
Bilateral medial rectus muscle recession augmented by surgical treatment with botulinum toxin for large-angle infantile esotropia showed stable results over time, according to a study.
Unilateral nasolacrimal duct obstruction in Down syndrome patients treatable
Treatment of congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction in patients with Down syndrome was effective, particularly in those with unilateral disease, a study showed.
Lower dose atropine may offer safer control of myopia progression
A lower dose of topical atropine controlled myopia progression in children with fewer side effects compared to higher dosage levels, according to a study.