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Ophthalmology Summit 2019

Ophthalmology Case Reports | Volume 3

Page36

March 27-28, 2019 | Amsterdam, Netherlands

2

nd

GLOBAL

OPHTHALMOLOGY SUMMIT 2019

OF EXCELLENCE

IN INTERNATIONAL

MEETINGS

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YEARS

EFFICIENCY OF NON-SUTURE

MYECTOMY TECHNIQUE FOR

LARGE-ANGLE HORIZONTAL

STRABISMUS SURGERY

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arge angle strabismus is a grey zone for surgeon and there are no clear surgi-

cal rules. And very frequently reoperated many times and the results unpre-

dictable. The author will evaluate and explain this surgical technique for huge

squint.

Methods and Material:

A retrospective random study filtered from my origi-

nal article which published two years before . Forty cases at different hospitals

in Syria, Libya, and Saudi Arabia, age and sex not defin. Complete evaluation

of the patient medical and psychological history is made, and orbital CT scan

investigation was performed after the surgery to evaluate the adjustment of

the muscles. We operated 38 primary strabismus patients (XT-ET) and four sec-

ondary cases re-operated using this new technique. All patients were evaluated

clinically and imagery and the Follow-up were conducted for up to three years.

Results:

Out of 40 cases, 38 (95%) were successful (less than 10 pd) with high

ocular motility within one month. under correction only appeared in two cases

( 5%). One cases reoperated and the second refused. No major complications

were recorded during and after the surgeries, the results are supported by doc-

uments and images.

Conclusions:

This technique is remarkable in our ophthalmic field because it

didn’t interrupt the integrity of the normal ocular motility and it’s simpler, eas-

ier, with higher successful rate, require less time, without suturing, much more

efficient, with less complications and short learning carve.

Said Abdulkader Jamaleddine, Ophthalmol Case Rep 2019, Volume 3

Said Abdulkader Jamaleddine completed

his MBBCH from Cairo University in 1980.

After that he became MD ophthalmic Spe-

cialist-Syria in 1985. Then he got Syrian

Board certificate in 2015. In 2016 he got

Saudi Commission certificate. He served

as an Executive director of ophthalmology

department at Ministry of health al watani

hospital Homs-Syria from 1986 to 1990. 1991

to 2018 he has taken part in many congress

and meetings showcased his research works

there. He has developed three state of art

surgical techniques for glaucoma and closed

DCR and Squint surgery.

dr.jamal19@gmail.com

Said Abdulkader Jamaleddine

Saudi Arabia Ministry of Health, UAE

BIOGRAPHY