Augmented inferior rectus transposition with medial rectus recession in treatment of chronic unilateral sixth nerve palsy

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• who: Mohamed F. Farid from the Patients and methods This study was approved by institutional review board of Benha University hospital and it adhered the tenets of the Declaration of HelsinkiThe medical records of consecutive patients with chronic non resolving complete sixth nerve palsy who underwent augmented IRT with a minimum of , months follow up were retrospectively reviewed. Patients were included if their sixth nerve palsy was more than , months duration. Patients were selected for IRT surgery if limited abduction was significantly more pronounced in the inferior gaze with associated, pattern esotropia. Data acquisition include patients` demographics . . .
  

   

  

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