Publications by authors named "L Lequeux"

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  • The ORTHOPHTALMO study evaluates a screening protocol for amblyopia in 3-year-olds, established by the French Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, using visual acuity, photoscreening, and cover tests performed by an orthoptist.
  • Conducted from September 2020 to June 2021, the study involved 300 children at a Toulouse clinic, with outcomes tested by both an orthoptist and a blinded ophthalmologist for accuracy.
  • Results showed that the screening protocol had a sensitivity of 90% and specificity of 89%, confirming its effectiveness in identifying amblyopia and the need for referrals to specialists.
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Background: Besides rest position abnormalities, exotropia could also be due to hypertonia of the Lateral Recti (LR) given divergence frequently decreases under general anesthesia (GA). Combined Recession-Resection of the Same Muscle (RRSM) is a promising alternative to the Faden procedure in the surgical treatment of overacting MR in esotropia. We thus examined here the effectiveness of combined RRSM of the LR for the treatment of exotropia that decrease under GA.

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Purpose: To identify relevant criteria for gene therapy based on clinical and genetic characteristics of rod-cone dystrophy associated with pathogenic variants in a large cohort comprising children and adults.

Design: Retrospective cohort study.

Participants: Patients with pathogenic variants in registered in a single French reference center specialized in inherited retinal dystrophies.

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Visual screening in infancy in france. Prevalence of amblyopia is 3 to 5% of the French population. Early recognition and screening allows to treat it effectively.

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In light of the international literature, a workgroup of experts from the AFSOP met in February 2019 to formulate updated recommendations for visual screening in children. An ophthalmologic examination during the first month of life is recommended for children at risk of developing infantile organic amblyopia. An ophthalmologic examination including cycloplegic refraction between 12 and 15 months of age is recommended for children at risk of developing functional amblyopia.

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