Study Finds Incidence Rate, Slight Male Predominance Of Acquired Non-Accommodative Esotropia

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

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A population-based study that examined 30 years of acquired non-accommodative esotropia health records found that the disorder occurred in approximately one in 284 children, with a slight predominance in boys.

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After permanent punctal occlusion with cautery:
1. 5-10% rate of recanalization is expected.
2. 10-20% rate of recanalization is expected.
3. 20-30% rate of recanalization is expected.
4. 30-40% rate of recanalization is expected.
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