Case study demonstrates successful treatment of esotropia in an infant, suggesting effective surgical intervention.
A case study is presented of a child who had a constant left esotropia since birth. The patient was first seen at age 8 mo, after an ophthalmological opinion had suggested immediate surgery. The therapy and its success are discussed.
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Elliott B. Forrest (1978) studied this question.
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