Deep lateral wall orbital decompression following strabismus surgery in patients with Type II ophthalmic Graves' disease.

Purpose: Surgical management of ophthalmic Graves' disease traditionally involves, in order, orbital decompression, followed by strabismus surgery and eyelid surgery. Nunery et al. previously described two distinct sub-types of patients with ophthalmic Graves' disease; Type I patients exhibit no restrictive myopathy (no diplopia) as opposed to Type II patients who do exhibit restrictive myopathy (diplopia) and are far more likely to develop new-onset worsening diplopia following medial wall and floor decompression.

Retinopathy of Prematurity: A Review of Current Screening Guidelines and Treatment Options.

With advancements in neonatal intensive care units, the early detection of retinopathy of prematurity in premature infants is extremely important. It is critical for physicians to recognize children at risk and ensure they receive appropriate screening and monitoring. This article will discuss risk factors, screening guidelines, classification and treatment of this disease in premature infants.