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- Comparison of hang-back medial rectus recession with conventional rece...
- Hang-back recession is commonly used for adjustable strabismus surgery and surgery for dissociated vertical deviation. The authors have begun to use the hand-back technique for routine recessions as w...
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Uploaded: 1988-6-1
- The possible pathogenesis of gingival recession. A histological study ...
- Stages in the pathogenesis of gingival recession were observed in rats in which pocketing had been induced by replacement of natural incisors with dental implants. Suitable conditions were thus create...
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- Characteristics of recession-resection and bimedial recession for chil...
- Of 367 unilateral medial rectus recessions-lateral rectus resections and bilateral medial rectus recessions performed for childhood esotropia from 1960 through 1980, a total of 206 met the requirement...
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- Recession? What recession? Healthcare industry again shows its natural...
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- Augmentation of lateral rectus recession by conjunctival recession.
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Uploaded: 1982-12-1
- A randomised comparison of bilateral recession versus unilateral reces...
- OBJECTIVE: Infantile esotropia, a common form of strabismus, is treated either by bilateral recession (BR) or by unilateral recession-resection (RR). Differences in degree of alignment achieved by the...
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- Coincident resection-recession (tenectomy-recession) of the medial rec...
- PURPOSE: To study the effect of preceding tenectomy of the medial rectus tendon on the results of medial rectus muscle recession. SUBJECTS AND METHODS: Eighteen consecutive cases of incomitant esotrop...
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Uploaded: 1998-10-22
- Corneal astigmatic effects of conventional recession vs suspension rec...
- INTRODUCTION: Changes in refractive error after strabismus surgery occur secondary to changes in corneal curvature. The change in refractive error is usually transient but may lead to a temporary decr...
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Uploaded: 2006-10-31