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Ophthalmology

Restrictive Strabismus

Built from Strabismus Simplified, Second Edition

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9 sections · 86 slides

  1. 01

    Overview

    • Definition of restrictive strabismus
    • Scope of the topic
    • Classification of restrictive strabismus by cause
    • Congenital causes of restrictive strabismus
    • Acquired causes of restrictive strabismus

    5 slides

  2. 02

    Duane's Retraction Syndrome

    • Nomenclature and defining features of Duane's retraction syndrome
    • Left Duane's retraction syndrome in nine gaze positions
    • Right Duane's retraction syndrome with slight exotropia
    • Pathology of paradoxic innervation
    • Pathomechanism of retraction and upshoot in type I
    • Mechanism of globe retraction and vertical shoot in Duane's syndrome
    • Huber's electromyographic subtypes
    • Innervation pattern and clinical presentation in the three Duane subtypes
    • Duane's syndrome type II
    • Innervation pattern and gaze findings in exotropic type II disease
    • Duane's syndrome type III
    • Clinical labelling by primary position deviation
    • Variants of the classical presentation
    • Diagnostic principles
    • Bilateral esotropic Duane's retraction syndrome
    • Differential diagnosis of Duane's retraction syndrome
    • Embryological basis of associated anomalies
    • Syndromes associated with Duane's retraction syndrome
    • Bilateral orthotropic Duane's syndrome with an abnormal pinna
    • Other reported ocular and systemic associations
    • Considerations before surgery in Duane's syndrome
    • Indications for surgery and for observation
    • Choice of procedure by clinical pattern
    • Resection of the horizontal recti in the involved eye
    • Procedures for upshoot, downshoot and abduction deficit
    • Exotropic Duane's syndrome before and after lateral rectus periosteal fixation
    • Esotropic Duane's syndrome before and after differential horizontal recession

    27 slides

  3. 03

    Brown's Superior Oblique Sheath Syndrome

    • Defining features of Brown's syndrome
    • Additional clinical features of Brown's syndrome
    • Chin-up head posture and limited elevation in adduction
    • Eustis, O'Reilly and Crawford grading of Brown's syndrome
    • Brown-plus and acquired forms
    • Differential diagnosis of Brown's syndrome
    • Management of Brown's syndrome
    • Superior oblique lengthening by silicone expander before and after surgery

    8 slides

  4. 04

    Strabismus Fixus and Congenital Fibrosis

    • Strabismus fixus convergens
    • Bilateral strabismus fixus convergens
    • Surgical management of strabismus fixus
    • Nasal displacement of superior rectus and inferior displacement of lateral rectus on imaging
    • Congenital fibrosis of the extraocular muscles
    • Ocular motility findings in CFEOM
    • Ptosis with chin elevation and downward-fixed eyes
    • Associations of CFEOM
    • Management of CFEOM
    • Bilateral inferior rectus recession with crutch glasses before and after treatment

    10 slides

  5. 05

    Adherence Syndromes

    • Adherence syndromes after trauma and detachment surgery
    • Management of adherence syndromes

    2 slides

  6. 06

    Dysthyroid Orbitomyopathy

    • Terminology of dysthyroid eye disease
    • Clinical features of dysthyroid orbitomyopathy
    • Lid retraction, proptosis and restricted elevation in dysthyroid myopathy
    • Thyroid function and disease activity
    • Imaging in dysthyroid orbitomyopathy
    • Fusiform enlargement of the extraocular muscles on imaging
    • Pathogenesis of dysthyroid orbitomyopathy
    • Immunological detail of the autoimmune process
    • Medical management of dysthyroid orbitomyopathy
    • Surgical management of dysthyroid orbitomyopathy

    10 slides

  7. 07

    Orbital Myositis and Parasitic Cysts

    • Clinical presentation of orbital myositis
    • Investigation and treatment of orbital myositis

    2 slides

  8. 08

    Orbital Fractures

    • Presentation of orbital blow-out fractures
    • Anatomy and clinical features of a typical blow-out fracture
    • Imaging of orbital blow-out fractures
    • Medial and inferior wall blow-out fracture on clinical examination and imaging
    • Indications for surgery after blow-out fracture
    • Serial binocular fields of fixation in right elevation deficiency
    • Surgical repair after blow-out fracture

    7 slides

  9. 09

    Summary and References

    • The restrictive strabismus group at a glance
    • Key surgical principles across the topic
    • Common diagnostic pitfalls
    • Suggested reading
    • Suggested reading (continued)
    • Suggested reading (continued)
    • Strabismus Simplified

    7 slides