Acquired motor fusion deficiency is associated with diplopia in all positions of gaze and strabismus.These are extreemely difficult cases to treat. But fortunately they are rare cases.
A case with successful management has been reported and I am happy to share the same to all my friends. I am thrilled to see that opthalmoligists are using a toxin to treat a dificult condition.
Repeated 2.5 units of botulinum toxin injected to each lateral rectus muscle at one month gap. Patient recovered completely. Complete case report available in the below link:
The article is published in ind j ophthalmology, vol 57, no 6, page 463. Enjoy reading the article.
Kind regards,
Dr. Shiva Murthy N
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