Adult strabismus correction surgery can be performed through surgical procedures such as posterior migration or folding of one or both eyes, single or multiple muscles, etc. Surgery mainly consists of preoperative examination and intraoperative operation.
After the diagnosis of strabismus is confirmed, and the patient is determined to be able to undergo strabismus surgery by perfecting the measurement of the degree of strabismus, the measurement of the muscle strength of the extraocular muscles, and preoperative electrocardiograms, the attending physician needs to choose the surgical procedure of weakening or strengthening of one eye or both eyes, and of single or multiple muscles, based on the degree of strabismus, the strength of the extraocular muscles, and the patient’s tolerance, etc. The specific operation of strabismus is complicated, and it is not easy to perform.
The operation process of specific strabismus surgery is complicated. After preoperative preparation, anesthesia including local anesthesia and general anesthesia is performed, followed by local disinfection, in which the muscle fascia is cut to fully expose and isolate the target extraocular muscles, and the deviated eye position is corrected by cutting off and removing the excess length of extraocular muscles and suture bandage and other operations.
It is recommended that patients with strabismus should seek prompt medical attention to evaluate their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions to choose the appropriate treatment.