The population of @entity1 with @entity5971 is etiologically and neuroanatomically heterogeneous, and major advances in management will probably require more accurate subgroup delineation. Amblyopia is relatively common in @entity1 with @entity5971 . It should always be suspected and, when found, should be vigorously treated. Present methods of @entity4457 detection and evaluation in young @entity1 are still imperfect. Most clinical evidence suggests rather strongly that sensory and motor functions are more nearly normal if alignment (within 10 prism diopters of orthotropia) is attained within the first 2 years of life. Whether alignment obtained within the first year of life provides higher grades of binocular vision is less certain. Virtually all @entity1 with @entity5971 fail to develop normal binocular vision. Central @entity1019 are almost always identifiable, even in @entity1 with optimal motor alignment and with the highest levels of binocular vision. Past surgical protocols have tended to produce an excess of under-corrections. More recent surgical protocols are more generous in terms of millimeters of surgery per prism diopter of deviation. Higher cure rates are now being reported. @entity1 who are successfully aligned early in life still need careful postoperative monitoring for @entity4457 , nystagmus, @entity2182 , dissociated vertical divergence, and accommodative @entity5971 . These @entity1 require frequent follow-up visits until they reach the age of approximately 9 years.

Management of XXXX .

@entity1 :: ('9606', 'Species') :: ['children', 'Patients', 'patients'] @entity5971 :: ('MESH:D004948', 'Disease') :: ['infantile esotropia', 'esotropia'] @entity2182 :: ('MESH:D053201', 'Disease') :: ['inferior oblique overactions'] @entity1019 :: ('MESH:D012607', 'Disease') :: ['scotomas'] @entity4457 :: ('MESH:D000550', 'Disease') :: ['amblyopia']
@entity5971 :: (MESH:D004948,Disease) :: ['infantile esotropia']
