Muscle Surgery

Eye muscle surgery

Eye muscle surgery is done to correct strabismus. Strabismus is the term used to describe any situation in which the eyes are not parallel, either one eye turns or wanders in or out, or up or down. The type and amount of surgery performed depends on the actions of the child who is in office ...

Preoperatively

A few days before surgery, a nurse from the same day surgery will contact the parents of the child. He or she will confirm the time scheduled surgery and this time the child must arrive at the hospital the day of surgery.

Parents must bring a completed physical examination was completed by a pediatrician of the patient within 30 days before surgery. The day of the procedure, the patient should wear comfortable clothing and do not wear jewelry, eye makeup or nail varnish. Eating and drinking instructions are age and find themselves in the same guide for day surgery. If the patient is taking medication regularly, they can usually take the morning dose with a sip of water. Inform your doctor of all medicines in the morning before the surgery ...

During surgery

The procedure will take place in the operating room. Children who are more than one year of age can have a parent in the operating room with them as they sleep. It depends on the state of child health and the discretion of the anesthesia provider.

The child will be asleep throughout the procedure and feel no pain or other sensations. He or she will be followed by doctors and nurses during the procedure ...

After surgery

The ophthalmologist will talk to parents when he or she has completed the procedure. At that time, the doctor will give you instructions after surgery, including use of eye drops and ointment to help healing and prevent infection. Your doctor may also give specific instructions on follow-up care ...

Power / Activity

Offer the child clear liquids (water, apple juice, Jell-O, popsicles) when you get home. Gradually return to a normal diet. It is not unusual for children to feel sick to the stomach after surgery. Children may be tired and cranky for a day or two after surgery. Normal activities can be summarized as tolerated. The child may return to school or daycare one or two days after surgery, unless otherwise directed by your doctor.

Avoid discomfort

The child's eyes may be sensitive to light. He or she may want to keep both eyes closed may squint a lot and often. This may occur for a week or more. If necessary, keep the lights dimmed or wear sunglasses child ...

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