What is the surgery for strabismus?

Strabismus refers to strabismus. There are many operations for strabismus correction, which need to be determined according to the patient's etiology.

Strabismus is a condition in which both eyes cannot look at the same object at the same time due to abnormal coordinated movement of extraocular muscles. It may lead to limited eye rotation, diplopia, compensatory head position, etc. Surgery is one of the effective methods for treating strabismus. Different types of strabismus are suitable for different strabismus surgery methods. For example, patients with large strabismus angles may consider muscle weakening to restore normal alignment of the eyes. Patients with type A or V horizontal strabismus without significant oblique muscle abnormalities may be considered for correction by vertical displacement of horizontal muscles.