Surgical outcomes of patients with acute acquired comitant non-accommodative esotropia (AACE) with and without pre-operative prism adaptation test (PAT).

Key Points

• The aim is to assess the impact of the prism adaptation test on surgical outcomes for patients with acute acquired esotropia.
• Comparison of surgical outcomes between patients with and without pre-operative prism adaptation tests.
• Evaluation of target angles post-surgery.
• Use of medial rectus recession as the surgical intervention.
• Surgical outcomes were similar for both groups.
• No consistent difference in target angles after prism adaptation testing was found.
• Medial rectus recession was effective regardless of pre-operative testing.