Strabismus Surgery Guide

Author: Wu Xiaozhu Translated
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Many ophthalmology interns find the study of strabismus daunting. They have to perform examinations on uncooperative children, comfort anxious parents, and realize that their colleagues are more skilled professionally than themselves. They also encounter many difficulties during training: they don't know what problems remain in postoperative patients; the decrease in surgical volume reduces their opportunities to improve their technical skills under expert guidance; finally, the specialized terminology of strabismus is also challenging for beginners. This book is a medical theory monograph on the surgical treatment of strabismus, divided into three parts. The first part introduces the background of strabismus, the second part summarizes common types of strabismus, gradually guides the selection of surgery, and determines what to do and what not to do, the third part describes how to perform surgical operations, with strong clinical applicability, suitable for medical professionals to refer to and study.