Slip-Knot Suture Technique Enables Adjustment Up To 6 Days After Strabismus Surgery

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A new suturing technique for strabismus surgery offers the potential of security but also allows for adjustment in the postoperative period, according to a study.

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Which of the following methods of pupil enlargement is least effective for poor dilation due to Flomax:
1. Intraocular epinephrine
2. Iris hooks
3. Healon 5
4. Manual iris stretching
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Slip-Knot Suture Technique Enables Adjustment Up To 6 Days After Strabismus Surgery

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Which of the following methods of pupil enlargement is least effective for poor dilation due to Flomax:

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