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Title: CONGENITAL ESOTROPIA


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CONGENITAL ESOTROPIA
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CAUSE
  • Subtle neurological developmental problem
  • Usually in isolation
  • selection bias

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CORE DEFECTS
  • NOT ET! ALL CORTICAL
  • Sensory N-T asymmetry
  • Motor N-T asymmetry, LMLN TH

4
Secondary effects
  • Large angle ET with tight medial rectus
  • Amblyopia ?30
  • Cross fixation LE used for right gaze, RE for L
    gaze.
  • X-fixation usually reflects the mechanical
    situation, and not vision

5
Secondary effectsVERTICALS IN CET
  • 2 types
  • 1. DVD
  • Non fixing eye drifts up
  • 2. Oblique dysfunction
  • Usu IO OA
  • Can be SO OA
  • ? Innervational ?orbital - prob both

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VERTICALS IN CET DVD
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VERTICALS IN CET DVD
  • Common pattern
  • Right fixation L?
  • L fixation R ?
  • End result of braking the torsional component
    of LMLN in the fixing eye to try and improve
    acuity

8
ASSOCIATIONS 1 REFRACTION
  • Usual range of infant refraction
  • 25 caucasian neonates gt 4
  • ? Higher more prone to CET

9
ASSOCIATIONS 2 BRAIN
  • Downs 30
  • Severe neonatal course IVH / HC 100
  • PVL
  • delayed devpt 20

10
ASSOCIATIONS 3 GENETIC
  • Williams syndrome 100
  • 25 incidence in many chromosomal disorders

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The clinical spectrum of early-onset esotropia
  • If it looks like CET is it CET?

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PEDIG CET Observational Study
  • ET with onset in early infancy frequently
    resolves in patients
  • first examined lt 20 w of age
  • ET lt 40 ?
  • ET intermittent or variable.

13
PEDIG CET Observational Study
  • ET 40 ? presenting after 10 w of age low
    likelihood of spontaneous resolution.
  • Surgery at 3-4 mo of age could reasonably be
    considered in some CETs

14
TIMING OF TREATMENT
  • Early
  • Very early
  • Late
  • How late

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DOMDuration of misalignment
  • lt 4 mo DOM
  • Stereo, reduced need for 2nd surgery, reduced
    incidence DVD Birch
  • lt12 mo DOM age
  • Stereo better than gt12 mo Ing, 2002

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OVERVIEW OF MGMT
  • Check vision - any obvious amblyopia
  • Amblyopia Rx patch 1w/y of life then review eg
    age 10 mo patch for 50 of waking hours for 5
    days before the next visit
  • Amblyopia may not respond with large ET
    mechanical barrier

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OVERVIEW 2
  • Measure angle 2 times, consistent or increasing
  • Check refraction
  • gt3 try anti- accommodative Rx
  • Gls / pilo / phospholine
  • THEN alignment as soon as convenient

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OVERVIEW
  • Bimedial recession - reliable to 50?
  • Recess / resect prob BMR to 35?
  • Augment for very large angles - botox, 1-2 extra
    muscles

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OVERVIEW
  • Day surgery
  • Check within 24-36 hours re slipped stitch
  • Recurrent / residual ET often accommodative
  • Consceutive XT with time 1 p.a.

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RESULTS
  • Orthotropia for D and/ or N _at_ 2 mo 80
  • Subsequent careful mngmt for recurrent ET,
    amblyopia

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LK RESULTS
  • Selection bias
  • Private pts
  • Healthy infants
  • Multiple visits gt than feasible in public
    setting
  • other unrecognised bias
  • 2nd surgery for BMR _at_ 12 mo
  • LK 10 -15
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