WELCOME TO GEIS!
The Strabos Institute Study Group (GEIS) was created to discuss scientific papers and consequently to promote the dissemination of knowledge.
Key publications from the most influential authors in strabology are presented in essence and commented by the Strabos Institute specialists, objectively and clearly, on an online space where all participants are able to offer their opinions and ask questions.
Each author is studied for 6 months.
The GEIS gathers on the last Tuesday of each month, from 7:15 to 9:50 PM. During each meeting, around 15 papers are presented and discussed. On the 6th month, the author will be present to answer questions and clarify doubts. Attendees will have access to the discussed papers in advance, directly on the study platform (EAD Box).
3rd AUTHOR (FEDERICO VELEZ)
The third author to have his works studied and discussed will be Dr. Federico Velez – United States.
SCHEDULE
DATE | TOPIC |
2/1/2022 | Sensory changes in strabismus / Pathophysiology of secondary strabismus |
2/22/2022 | Assessment and management of upper and lower oblique muscle dysfunction |
3/29/2022 | Alternative surgical techniques |
4/26/2022 | Duane’s Syndrome |
5/31/2022 | Management of surgical complications |
6/28/2022 | Meet the Author |
“ALL DISCUSSIONS FOR THIS SEMESTER WILL BE AVAILABLE UNTIL 07/31/2022”.
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Titles of articles from 02/01/2022
Strabismus Surgery Decreases the Risk of Injuries in Pediatric Patients in the OptumLabs Data Warehouse |
Quality of life in adults with strabismus |
Binocular Summation and Control of Intermittent Exotropia. |
Decreased Binocular Summation in Strabismic Amblyopes and Effect of Strabismus Surgery. |
Relationship Between Binocular Summation and Stereoacuity After Strabismus Surgery |
Improvement in Binocular Summation After Strabismus Surgery |
Binocular inhibition in strabismic patients is associated with diminished quality of life |
Functional burden of strabismus: decreased binocular summation and binocular inhibition |
Southern aniseikonia-causes, symptoms, and therapies. |
Maximum motor fusion combined with one-hour preoperative prism adaptation test in patients with acquired esotropia |
Preoperative prism adaptation for acquired esotropia_long term results |
Strabismus compartment |
Vertical asymmetric mitochondrial ophthalmoplegia |
Prevalence of Sagging Eye Syndrome in Adults with Binocular Diplopia |
Isolated Ocular Motor Nerve Palsies |
External ophthalmoplegia in human immunodeficiency virus-infected patients receiving antiretroviral therapy |
Cause of V pattern strabismus in craniosynostosis: a case report |
Titles of articles from 02/22/2022
Modified Anterior Superior Oblique Tuck: The Case Series. |
Superior post-traumatic oblique tendon nodule associated with acquired Brown syndrome |
Surgical results of patients with unilateral superior oblique palsy presenting with large hypertropias |
Does inferior oblique recession cause overcorrections in laterally incomitant small hypertropias due to superior oblique palsy? |
Superior oblique anterior tenectomy |
Superior oblique muscle paresis and restriction secondary to orbital mucocele |
Superior oblique posterior tenectomy in patients with Brown syndrome with small deviations in the primary position. |
Isolated superior oblique tucking: an effective procedure for superior oblique palsy with profound superior oblique underaction |
Superior oblique muscle involvement in thyroid ophthalmopathy |
Facial asymmetry in superior oblique muscle palsy and pulley heterotopy |
Asymmetric inferior oblique anterior transposition for incomitant asymmetric dissociated vertical deviation |
Surgical management of dissociated vertical deviation associated with A-pattern strabismus |
Inferior oblique muscle fixation to the orbital wall: a profound weakening procedure |
High-resolution magnetic resonance imaging demonstrates reduced lower oblique muscle size in isolated lower oblique palsy |
Titles of articles from 03/29/2022
Innovative techniques for the treatment of adult strabismus |
Adjustable Posterior Fixation Suture Technique in Adjustable Superior Rectus Transposition |
Surgical success and lateral incomitance following three-muscle surgery for large-angle horizontal strabismus |
Lower Rectus Transposition: A Novel Procedure for Abducens Palsy |
Strabismus Surgery in Patients With Ocular Neuromyotonia |
Adjustable small-incision selective tenotomy and plication for correction of incomitant vertical strabismus and torsion |
Rectus muscle plication using an adjustable suture technique |
Long-term follow-up of strabismus surgery for patients with ocular myasthenia gravis |
Postoperative drift in muscle ophthalmopathy recession unilateral inferior rectus |
Rectus muscle resection in Graves’ ophthalmopathy. |
Suture fixation system as globe tethers in severe paralytic strabismus |
Combined adjustable rectus muscle resection recession for incomitant strabismus |
Lateral rectus resections in divergence palsy: results of long-term follow-up |
Rectus muscle orbital wall fixation: a reversible profound weakening procedure. |
Timing of postoperative adjustment in adjustable suture strabismus surgery |
Titles of articles from 04/26/2022
Pathologic Study of Supernumerary Orbital Band in Type I Duane Syndrome |
Accessory fibrotic lateral rectus muscles in exotropic Duane syndrome with severe retraction and upshoot |
Management of surgical overcorrections following surgery for Duane syndrome with esotropia in primary position. |
Assessment of torsion after superior rectus transposition with or without medial rectus recession for Duane syndrome and abducens nerve palsy |
Outcomes in patients with esotropic duane retraction syndrome and a partially accommodative component |
Isolated y-splitting and recession of the lateral rectus muscle in patients with exo-duane syndrome |
Medial rectus recession after vertical rectus transposition in patients with esotropic Duane syndrome |
Risk factors for consecutive exotropia after vertical rectus transposition for esotropic Duane retraction syndrome |
Management of vertical deviations after vertical rectus transposition surgery |
Vertical rectus muscle transposition for bilateral Duane syndrome |
Surgical management of severe contraction, globe retraction, and pseudo-ptosis in Duane syndrome. |
Vertical rectus muscle augmented transposition in Duane syndrome |
Partial rectus muscle-augmented transpositions in abduction deficiency. |
Adjustable augmented rectus muscle transposition surgery with or without ciliary vessel sparing for abduction deficiencies |
Titles of articles from 05/31/2022
Strabismus After Ahmed Glaucoma Valve Implantation |
Surgical treatment of strabismus secondary to glaucoma drainage device |
Association of Change in Iris Vessel Density in Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography With Anterior Segment Ischemia After Strabismus Surgery |
Previous segment ischemia: etiology, assessment, and management. |
The effect of rectus muscle recession, resection and plication on anterior segment circulation in humans |
Surgery for superior oblique tendon anteriorization and entrapment following scleral buckle |
Risk factors influencing the outcome of strabismus surgery following retinal detachment surgery with scleral buckle |
Necrotizing Tenon’s capsule infection in a lymphopenic Down syndrome patient following strabismus surgery |
Incomitant esotropia following pterygium excision surgery |
Surgical management of strabismus following choroidal melanoma plaque brachytherapy |
Function of transected or avulsed rectus muscles following recovery using an anterior orbitotomy approach |
Importance of sagittal orbital imaging in evaluating extraocular muscle trauma following endoscopic sinus surgery |
Extraocular muscle damage associated with endoscopic sinus surgery: an ophthalmology perspective |
Strabismic complications following endoscopic sinus surgery: diagnosis and surgical management. |
Postoperative outcomes of patients initially overcorrected for intermittent exotropia |
28/06/2022 Meeting with the author
**In the GEIS of the first semester of 2021, we had the opportunity to study the work of Dr. Burton Kushner from the University of Wisconsin in the United States.
**In the GEIS of the second semester of 2021, we had the opportunity to study the work of Dr. Stephen Kraft from Toronto, Canada.