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A. Paula Grigorian, MD, Christian M. Ponder, DO, Joseph W. Fong, MD
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The Harada-Ito procedure is a strabismus surgical technique used to manage torsional diplopia caused by excyclotorsion resulting from a superior oblique palsy. In the modified Harada-Ito technique, the superior oblique tendon is bisected and the anterior fibers, which are most responsible for incyclotorsion, are transposed anterolaterally 8 mm posterior to the insertion of the lateral rectus, along the superior border of the muscle. This enhances the incyclotorsional effects of the superior oblique muscle. Department of Ophthalmology, Jones Eye Institute, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
Posted: 11/23/2020
A. Paula Grigorian, MD, Christian M. Ponder, DO, Joseph W. Fong, MD
The Harada-Ito procedure is a strabismus surgical technique used to manage torsional diplopia caused by excyclotorsion resulting from a superior oblique palsy. In the modified Harada-Ito technique, the superior oblique tendon is bisected and the anterior fibers, which are most responsible for incyclotorsion, are transposed anterolaterally 8 mm posterior to the insertion of the lateral rectus, along the superior border of the muscle. This enhances the incyclotorsional effects of the superior oblique muscle. Department of Ophthalmology, Jones Eye Institute, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
Posted: 11/23/2020
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