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1. Objective:To study the surgery time of Intermittent exotropia in Children.

2. Conclusions (1) In the cases with intermittent exotropia, the zero disparity stereoacuity, the crossed disparity and uncrossed disparity stereoacuities are abnormal.

3. CONCLUSION: Children with comitant exotropia may achieve higher orthophoric rate with surgical alignment before the lost of fusion and intermittence.

4. To observe 30 cases with low degree intermittence exotropia in children for 30 months without any treatment, and analyze the exotropia degree change and the stereoscopic vision change.

5. The sequential damage of stereopsis in intermittent exotropia is uncrossed disparity, crossed disparity and zero disparity.

6. We present evidence that the exotropia and face turn are part of an adaptive mechanism to increase the useful visual field.

7. CONCLUSION: An early operation for the intermittent exotropia and the instruction of synoptophore after the operation are suggested for rebuilding binocular single vision.

8. Objective To discuss the operative timing of intermittent exotropia and observe the effect of adjustable suture use in strabismus surgery.

9. Methods:The axial lengths were measured preoperatively with A/B scan ultrasonography in 74 cases of concomitant exotropia who were undergone symmetrical bilateral lateral rectus recession.

10. AIM : To evaluate the effect of surgical treatment of concomitant exotropia and analyze the influential factors.

11. Objective To understand the clinical variety of zero disparity, crossed disparity and uncrossed disparity in intermittent exotropia before and after strabismus surgery.

12. To evaluate the effect of Synoptophore training for the deterioration of postoperative intermittent exotropia.

13. Objective: To investigate the clinical characteristics and opportunity of operation for congenital exotropia.

14. Objective To study the optimal time for operation of intermittent exotropia , so that we can orthopia strabismus and attain normal binocular function.

15. Method Using the Yan′s far and near random-dot stereogram to examine 69 intermittent exotropia patient′s stereoacuity before and after the operation.

16. Conclusion: Modulating the operative quantum may improve the success rate of operation for intermittent exotropia on the base of having far stereopsis or not.

17. Method To perform the operation on 36 cases of exotropia patients, and observe the effect of the operation time and overcorrection .

18. Suppression, ARC and NRC were 13.85 % , 56.15 % and 30.00 % respectively in exotropia.

19. ConclusionThe ARIX gene polymorphisms, especially the nucleotide change of G153A may be one of genetic risk factors for concomitant exotropia.

20. CONCLUSION:Binocular or monocular medial rectus muscle resection in treatment of convergence insufficiency concomitant exotropia has satisfactory effect.

21. A lot of strabismus, amblyopia children, the parents will feel that the older the child, strabismus amblyopia may be better, no need for one exotropia found that, on the low-vision surgery.

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22. The cycloplegic refractive states of 446 children with concomitant strabismus, including 383 cases of esotropia and 63 exotropia are presented.

23. AIM: To evaluate the effect of the fusion function training on the binocular vision rebuilding in patients underwent intermittent exotropia operation.

24. Objective To investigate the characteristics of the AC/A ratio in children with intermittent exotropia.

25. Objective:A study on the ultrastructural changes of ocular muscles in comitant exotropia.

26. The unsoundness growth of fusion function was the major pathogenetic factor in intermittent exotropia.

27. To observe and analyse the relationship between the operating time and the low degree intermittence exotropia in children.