Demonstrates moderate success of strabismus surgery in cerebral palsy patients, suggesting factors influence outcomes.
: Strabismus surgery in patients with CP demonstrates moderate success rates, with notable tendency toward postoperative drift, particularly toward divergence. Poorer outcomes were associated with younger age at surgery, larger preoperative deviations, and longer follow-up periods.
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