Aligning vision: A case of strabismus correction combined with cataract surgery with toric extended depth of focus intraocular lens implantation

In clinical practice, it is relatively common to encounter patients with strabismus, astigmatism and cataracts. Clinicians often face the challenge of determining whether to address these conditions in separate surgical sessions or to combine them into a single procedure. This case report shares our experience regarding the clinical profile of the patient, the surgical technique employed and the postoperative outcomes related to strabismus, cataract and astigmatism were optimised to ensure the best-unaided vision for both distance and near, along with achieving perfect ocular alignment.