Surgical Outcomes and Predictors of Success in Esotropia: A Five-Year Retrospective Review From a Large UK Tertiary Centre

In this mixed-aetiology real-world cohort, early surgical success was adequate. Older age and higher surgical dose response were associated with better alignment outcomes, whereas sex, visual acuity, esotropia subtype, and procedure type were not predictive of success.

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Cureus
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2026-01-20
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https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.101907
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Ophthalmology and Eye Disorders
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Surgical Outcomes and Predictors of Success in Esotropia: A Five-Year Retrospective Review From a Large UK Tertiary Centre

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Surgical Outcomes and Predictors of Success in Esotropia: A Five-Year Retrospective Review From a Large UK Tertiary Centre

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In this mixed-aetiology real-world cohort, early surgical success was adequate. Older age and higher surgical dose response were associated with better alignment outcomes, whereas sex, visual acuity, esotropia subtype, and procedure type were not predictive of success.

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Manchester Royal Eye Hospital (GB), Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (GB)
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