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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J AAPOS. 2014 Sep 27;18(5):457–460. doi: 10.1016/j.jaapos.2014.06.008

Table 1. Characteristics of patients undergoing superior rectus transposition.

ID Age, years Diagnosis Surgerya Deviation, PDb Torsion, degrees (method)

Preoperative Postoperative Preoperativec Postoperative
1 52 6th NP MRc 6.5 mm 45
4 HoT
2 ET
3 HT
6 (DMR) 5 (DMR)
2 12 6th NP MRc 6 mm 30
4 HoT
7 ET
14 HT
8 (DMR) 4 (DMR)
3 70 6th NP MRc 3 mm 30 0
2 HT
5 (DMR) 0 (DMR)
4 49 6th NP LR plication 7 mm 37
2 HoT
12
2 HT
10 (DMR) 3 (DMR)
5 78 6th NP MRc 4 mm 25 10
3 HT
4 (DMR) −2 (DMR)
6 50 Duane MRc 5 mm 25 10
7 HT
0 (DMR) −8 (DMR)
7 50 6th NP MRc 5 mm 85 20 0 (DMR) −5 (DMR)
8 16 Duane None 12 12
4 HoT
0 (fundus) 0 (fundus)
9 0.5 Duane None 25 0
2 HoT
0 (fundus) 0 (fundus)
10 0.8 Duane MRc 4.5 mm 30 −25 (XT)
4 HoT
0 (fundus) “large incyclotorsion” ∼10 (fundus)
11 0.6 6th NP MRc 4 mm 80 10 0 (fundus) 0 (fundus)

DMR, double Maddox rods; ET, esotropia; HoT, hypotropia; HT, hypertropia; LR, lateral rectus; MRc, medial rectus recession; PD, prism diopter; 6th NP, abducens nerve palsy; SR, superior rectus muscle; XT, exotropia.

a

In addition to superior rectus transposition.

b

Vertical deviations are made with reference to the operated eye. If the operated eye was hypertropic, then the vertical deviation is notated as hypertropia (HT); if the operated eye wa hypotropic, then the vertical deviation is notated as hypotropia (HoT).

b

Plus (+) values represent excyclotorsion; minus (−) values, incyclotorsion.