Journal Clubs

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JOURNAL CLUB TRANSPOSITION

Plication augmentation of modified Hummelshiem	Augmented Hummelshiem to treat complete Abducen nerve palsy
Results of tranposition for Abducen palsy without Tenotomy & Muscle splitting	Augmented SR transposition with MR recession in Patients with Abducen nerve palsy.
SR transposition & MR recession for Duanes and 6th Nerve palsy

JOURNAL CLUB IMAGING

Anterior OCT in strabismus	MRI Imaging- Pulleys in pattern strabismus
EOM compartments in SO Palsy	Rectus Pulley Displacement
EOM- Imaging	UBM in strabismus

 

JOURNAL CLUB ACCOMODATIVE ESOTROPIA

Hyperopia in accommodative ET	SOMER, Hyperopia and accommodative ET
LUDWIG PARKS, Why ETdeteriorates	Asian vs Caucasian strabismus
BERK, Treatment outcomes	Bilateral refractive amblyopia. AJO
BLACK, Hyperopia	ISTERN/OLITSKY, Emmetropization in accomm ET
HUNTER , Dynamic retinoscopy	JANG, LR resections for recurrent ET
LANDA, Accomm esotropia ppt	LIAM , Accomm esotropia ppt
LAMBERT, Emmetropization	SINCLAIR, Infant Hyperopia ppt
Spectacle use in Australian children	LUEDER NORMAN, Surgery/Bifocals in accomm ET
To Emmetropize or Not to Emmetropize?	The Epidemiology of Early Childhood Hyperopia

 

 

JOURNAL CLUB : INFERIOR OBLIQUE

Anatomy of Inferior Oblique	Different types of Inferior Oblique Surgery
Complications of Inferior Oblique Surgery	Stager et al, Anterioral nasal transposition of Inferior Oblique muscles
Goldchmit et al, Unilateral Anterior transposition of the Inferior Oblique muscle for correction of hypertropia in primary position.	Dalman et al, Inferior Oblique muscle fixation to orbital wall: A profound weakening procedure.
Hussein et al, anterior and nasal transposition of the Inferior Oblique muscles in patients with missing Superior Oblique tendons.	Squirrel et al, Re-exploration and Inferior oblique myectomy temporal to the Inferior Rectus to treat persistent Inferior Oblique overaction
Stager et al, Nasal Myectomy of the Inferior Oblique muscle for recurrent elevation in adduction	DeAngelis et al, The double-bellied Inferior Oblique muscle, Clinical correlates
Mims et al, Anti elevation syndrome after anterior transposition of the Inferior Oblique muscles: Incidence and Prevention	Stager, Anatomy and Surgery of the Inferior Oblique muscle: recent findings
Kushner, Torsion as a contributing cause of the Anti-elevation Syndrome

 

 

JOURNAL CLUB : MAY 2008

Amblyopia & telescopic magnification	Cyclovertical- GUYTON
Infant Aphakia Contact lens fitting	Nystagmus workshop - HERTLE et al
Pearls & Oysters- localization	What's new AAPOS 2008

 

JOURNAL CLUB : SEP 2008

Dragged Fovea Diplopia Syndrome	Cyclovertical Strabismus
Inverted Brown's Syndrome	Strabismus following posterior segment Surgery
Et associated with early Presbyopia

 

Pediatric Refractive Surgery Journal Club

Laser-assisted Subepithelial Keratectomy for Anisometopic Amplyopia in Children	Comparison of 2 Anaesthesia techniques for pediatric refractive surgery
Long term outcomes of photorefractive keratectomy & laser assisited subepithelial keratectomy in children	Long-term Outcomes of Photorefractive Keratectomy for Anisometropic Amblyopia in Children

 

JOURNAL CLUB SEP 2009

Convergence Insufficency

Journal Club MArch 2010

Bielshowsky Head Tilt	The Influence of head tilt on ocular torsion in patients with Superior Oblique palsy
Observations about objective and Subjective ocular torsion	Superior Oblique atrophy
Clinical course and prognosis of Troclear Nerve Schwannomas.	Superior Oblique
Ocular torsions -rotations around the "Why axis"	Ocular torsions -rotations around the "Why axis" -reply
MR imaging of familial superior oblique hypoplasia	Absence of relationship between oblique muscle size and Bielshowsky head tilt phenomenon in clinically diagnosed Superior Oblique palsy.
Understanding Skew deviation a new clinical test to differentiate it from ytroclear nerve palsy.	Silent Sinus Syndrome

 

Journal Club March 2011

Ametropia,Preschoolers and effects of spectacle correction	Optic nerve tumor presenting as 4th CN palsy
Saggy Eye in non myopes	Strabismus related prejudice in 5-6 year olds
Binocular function in poor readers	Can ohthalmologists repair the brain in Infantile Esotropia
Improvement in motor development following surgery for Infantile Esotropia

Journal Club June 2011

Bilateral Inferior Oblique

Torticollis

 

Journal Club July 2011

 

 

Mental Illness in adults who had strabismus as children	Unusual cause for V pattern XT
Iatrogenic tenotony

 

Journal Club November 2011

Diplopia following sinus surgery

Congenital Nystagmus treatment

 

Journal Club Aril 2012

Adjustable Suture Overview #1	Adjustable Suture Overview #2
Why ?	Technique
Timing	7th Day Fixed Suture adjustment
Adjustable Suture Surgery	Adjustable verses Non Adjustable Strabismus Surgery for Strabismus
Single-Stage Adjustable Strabismus Surgery for Restrictive Strabismus	Drift of ocular alignment following strabismus surgery. Part 2: using adjustable sutures
Delayed adjustable sutures: a multicentred clinical review	Comparison of the Immediate With the 24-Hour Postoperative Prism and Cover Measurements in Adjustable Muscle Surgery: Is Immediate Postoperative Adjustment Reliable?
The Immediate Postoperative Adjustment of Sutures in Strabismus Surgery With Comaintenance of Anesthesia Using Propofol and Midazolam	Timing of Postoperative Adjustment in Adjustable Suture Strabismus Surgery
Adjustment of Sutures 8 Hours vs 24 Hours After Strabismus Surgery	Short Tag Noose Technique for Optional and Late Suture Adjustment in Strabismus Surgery
An Evaluation of the Semiadjustable Suture Strabismus Surgical Procedure	Utility of Adjustable Sutures in Primary Strabismus Surgery and Reoperations
Improved Ocular Alignment with Adjustable Sutures in Adults Undergoing Strabismus Surgery	Strabismus surgery: adjustable sutures good for all?

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