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![A Right monocular elevation deficit with esotropia of 20PD with a right hypotropia of 35-40PD, managed with right medial rectus recession 5.5–>3 mm, right inferior rectus recession 5–>3 mm, and left superior rectus recession 6–>3 mm; all 3 muscles on adjustable sutures [–> (adjusted to)]. B Postoperative appearance at last follow-up](publication/363279556/figure/fig1/AS:11431281131242028@1680055233350/A-Right-monocular-elevation-deficit-with-esotropia-of-20PD-with-a-right-hypotropia-of.jpg)
A Right monocular elevation deficit with esotropia of 20PD with a right hypotropia of 35-40PD, managed with right medial rectus recession 5.5–>3 mm, right inferior rectus recession 5–>3 mm, and left superior rectus recession 6–>3 mm; all 3 muscles on adjustable sutures [–> (adjusted to)]. B Postoperative appearance at last follow-up
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Strabismus, whether congenital or acquired, is a common visual and cosmetic problem, especially for the young. Adjustable suture strabismus surgery is not in vogue in our country. This technique gives the surgeon a second attempt to provide a better outcome for the patients. Our objective was to assess the long-term success of adjustable st...
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Rationale:
Pulled-in-two syndrome is one of the significant complications of strabismus surgery. This study aimed to report a case of pulled-in-two syndrome of the contractured medial rectus muscle (MR) that occurred during strabismus surgery for strabismus fixus due to high myopia, and to describe a rescue of this complication.
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