Strabismus Surgery (Single/Double Eye)
Eye Care
estimated about CNY 6000-10000
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Main Uses
Primary purpose is to realign the eyes by adjusting extraocular muscle position, length, or tension to correct strabismus (misalignment). Clinically indicated for: 1) Cosmetically significant esotropia, exotropia, hypertropia, or cyclotropia unresponsive to non-surgical management; 2) Restoration or enhancement of binocular vision (fusion, stereopsis) in children and selected adults; 3) Relief of diplopia in acquired adult-onset strabismus; 4) Correction of abnormal head posture secondary to ocular misalignment; 5) Functional improvement in cases of amblyopia-associated strabismus after optimal refractive and amblyopia therapy.
Normal Range
Strabismus correction surgery is a surgical procedure, not a laboratory or diagnostic test with numerical values; therefore, there is no 'normal range' of quantitative measurements. Clinical success is assessed qualitatively and functionally—e.g., postoperative alignment within ≤8 prism diopters (PD) deviation in primary gaze, stable binocular single vision (BSV) or fusion potential, absence of diplopia in functional positions, and patient-reported visual comfort and cosmetic improvement.
Low Values - Possible Causes
N/A — This is a surgical intervention, not a test yielding low/high numeric values. However, suboptimal surgical outcomes (e.g., undercorrection) may result from: 1) Inaccurate preoperative measurement of deviation angle, 2) Intraoperative misjudgment of muscle resection/recession amount, 3) Unanticipated muscle elasticity or scarring response, 4) Preexisting poor binocular potential limiting sensory adaptation, 5) Postoperative fibrosis or restrictive myopathy.
High Values - Possible Causes
N/A — Not applicable as a numeric test. Overcorrection (a type of abnormal surgical outcome) may arise from: 1) Excessive intraoperative muscle recession or resection, 2) Underestimation of preoperative deviation due to suppression or poor cooperation, 3) Inadequate consideration of accommodative component (e.g., in uncorrected hyperopia), 4) Postoperative inflammatory contracture or cicatricial tightening, 5) Neurological instability (e.g., decompensated phoria becoming manifest tropia).
estimated about CNY 6000-10000
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