Nonsurgical management of diplopia after orbital decompression surgery.

Orbital decompression is frequently performed in patients with thyroid eye disease. The indication for an orbital decompression in most patients is threatened visual loss from corneal exposure or optic neuropathy. One of the more common complications associated with orbital decompression is the development or worsening of diplopia.

Comparison of monocular autorefraction to comprehensive eye examinations in preschool-aged and younger children.

Background: Monocular autorefraction is a newly available technology for vision screening that has been advocated to test young children. Such devices automatically determine the refractive state of each eye, but cannot directly detect amblyopia or strabismus.

Objective: To compare the results of a commercially available monocular autorefractor (SureSight; Welch Allyn Medical Products, Skaneateles Falls, NY) with findings from a comprehensive eye examination for significant refractive error, strabismus, and amblyopia.