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Pure Horizontal Strabismus in Inferior Oblique Inclusion Syndrome

Joo-Yeon Lee, Ji-Young Seo, Seung‐Hyun Kim

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Abstract

Inferior oblique inclusion is a rare complication following lateral rectus surgery. It is caused by inadvertent incorporation of the inferior oblique muscle into the lateral rectus muscle during surgery. The authors demonstrate two cases of inferior oblique inclusion with different manifestations and suggest the detection and proper management of this rare complication.

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Inferior oblique inclusion is a rare complication following lateral rectus surgery. It is caused by inadvertent incorporation of the inferior oblique muscle into the lateral rectus muscle during surgery. The authors demonstrate two cases of inferior oblique inclusion with different manifestations and suggest the detection and proper management of this rare complication.

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Inferior oblique inclusion is a rare complication following lateral rectus surgery. It is caused by inadvertent incorporation of the inferior oblique muscle into the lateral rectus muscle during surgery. The authors demonstrate two cases of inferior oblique inclusion with different manifestations and suggest the detection and proper management of this rare complication.

Key concepts: Medicine, Inferior oblique muscle, Strabismus, Oblique case, Complication, Strabismus surgery, Inferior rectus muscle, Superior oblique muscle

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