Accommodative Esotropia and its Complications

Accommodative esotropia is a common strabismus entity. This lecture discusses several variations from the expected findings and clinical course that occur with important frequency. The problems of decompensation, delayed resolution, and the role of bifocals are addressed.
At the conclusion of this lecture, you will be able to manage patients with accommodative esotropia more efficiently and provide better information to patients about the final outcome.
Lecturer: Dr. Edward Raab, Professor of Ophthalmology and Pediatrics at Mount Sinai, New York, NY, USA