. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 19.

Published in final edited form as: Ophthalmology. 2012 Apr 26;119(9):1930–1936. doi: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2012.02.035

Table 2.

Performance of motor, diplopia and health-related quality of life (HRQOL) criteria when assessing 6-week postoperative outcomes in 171 strabismus surgeries (159 adult strabismus patients).

Outcome criteria	Number of surgeries	Success	Partial success	Failure
Motor criteria alone	171	154 (90%)	13 (8%)	4 (2%)
Diplopia criteria alone	155^*	114 (74%)	20 (13%)	21 (14%)
HRQOL criteria alone	171	102 (60%)	44 (26%)	25 (15%)
Motor + diplopia criteria	155^*	104 (67%)	26 (17%)	25 (16%)
Motor + HRQOL criteria	171	96 (56%)	48 (28%)	27 (16%)
Diplopia + HRQOL criteria	155^*	81 (52%)	38 (25%)	36 (23%)
Motor + diplopia + HRQOL criteria	155^*	77 (50%)	40 (26%)	38 (25%)

Success, partial success and failure were determined according to pre-specified criteria (see Table 1). Success rates are shown across all patients, regardless of preoperative diplopia status.

Diplopia criteria were not applied when atypical diplopia was present preoperatively (N=16 surgeries).