Medical articles of Strabismus (squint)

This article explores how strabismus presents, the mechanisms of surgical intervention in both adults and children, and the expected clinical outcomes.

While surgery is sometimes needed, many squints in both children and adults can be managed effectively without an operation, particularly when identified early or when symptoms are mild.

Strabismus, also referred to as a ‘squint’, is a condition characterised by the misalignment of the eyes. It most commonly presents in paediatric patients, but it can also develop in adults. In this a...

Squint surgery, also known as strabismus surgery, is a procedure designed to correct misalignment of the eyes. It can improve both the appearance of the eyes and, in many cases, help restore better vi...

Strabismus, also known as a squint, refers to a condition where the eyes are misaligned and point in different directions. While it is commonly associated with childhood, strabismus can also occur or ...

Is squint surgery just cosmetic? Well, here to reveal the answer is renowned consultant adult squint surgeon, Mr Nadeem Ali.

If you have a squint, you may be wondering if it can be addressed. Here to discuss the different ways it certainly can be, alongside its causes, impact on quality of life - and other important questio...

Here, leading orthoptist, Ms Safina Rashid, details what diplopia is, how to treat it, and how symptoms and causes of it can be better undertstood.

On hand to offer a detailed account of strabismus; a debilitating eye condition; is highly revered orthoptist, Ms Safina Rashid.

Here to provide us with an all-you-need-to-know guide with regards to squint correction surgery is distinguished consultant ophthalmologist, Mr Satish Kotta.