Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 1992;33(2):190-193.
Published online February 1, 1992.
A Case of Angled tuck of the Medial Recti: A New surgical approach to Convergence Insufficiency.
Byung Moo Min, Byung Ro Seo
Department of Ophthalmology, College of Medicine, Chungnam national University, Taejon, Korea.
양안 내직근의 Angled tuck 1 례 - 폭주부전에 대한 새로운 수술기법 -
민병무(Byung Moo Min),서병로(Byung Ro Seo)
Abstract
Patients with convergence insufficiency were complaint from diplopia and asthenopia at near Most patients respond well to orthoptic therapy, glasses, prism. In the case of patient unresponsive to conventional non-surgical orthoptic treatment, surgery remained controversial due to recurrence of symptoms reported following conventional bilateral medial rectus resection. To overcome these problems, an angled tuck of the medial recti was performed. Strengthening of the lower margin of the medial recti, by tucking them more than these of the upper margin results in a same aligment of the eye for near and distance deviation and relief of symptoms.
Key Words: Angled tuck;Convergence insufficiency


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