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Efficacy is examined in treating strabismus in cerebral palsy, suggesting potential benefits of surgery and training.
The efficacy of extraocular muscle surgery and visual training for strabismus, in a limited number of cerebral palsy patients, are examined. Longitudinal data on tropias are presented for surgically treated patients. Shortterm effects of visual training for another group of patients are described. Longitudinal data on tropias are presented for a group of cerebral palsy patients who received no strabismus therapy.
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