Doctors test 'Strangulation' surgery to straighten eyes
NCT ID NCT07373197
Summary
This small study tested a new surgical technique to correct a condition where the eyes turn outward (exotropia). Surgeons performed a procedure called 'lateral rectus muscle strangulation' on 12 patients over 4 years old. The goal was to weaken a specific eye muscle to help align the eyes, and patients were followed for up to 6 months to see the results.
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Sohag University
Sohag, Egypt
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