Ophthalmology care in Norway

Squint Surgery in Norway

Hospitals, clinics and medical centers in Norway performing Squint Surgery.

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Key planning information for squint surgery in Norway.

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Squint Surgery in Norway is priced per case. The operation takes 1 to 2 hours. Each hospital quotes its own price for your case.

Hospitals and clinics offering Squint Surgery in Norway

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Description of Squint Surgery:

What is Squint Surgery?
Squint surgery is eye muscle repair surgery carried out to correct a squint in the eye, a condition otherwise known as strabismus, cross-eye or lazy-eye. In some cases, strabismus can only be effectively treated with surgery.
Squint surgery aims to eliminate double vision, improve three-dimensional vision and improve the abnormal posture of the head. Squint surgery is usually carried out on children but may be done on adults.

About Squint Surgery

Key facts to plan your treatment: how long it takes, your hospital stay, anaesthesia, risks and recovery.

Duration of surgery/treatment
Squint surgery takes 1 to 2 hours to complete.
Days admitted
Squint surgery usually takes place on an outpatient basis with no overnight stay.
Anesthesia
Children, and most adults, receive a general anesthesia for squint surgery although it is possible to use local anesthesia.
Recovery
- You will be able to go home after a few hours of recovery following squint surgery. - Most people can return to work or normal activities 2 to 3 days after squint surgery. - The eye may remain red or bloodshot for up to 3 weeks after squint surgery, after which the eye will look normal.
Risks
- Temporary double vision. - Permanent double vision (rare). - Lost muscle, where the eye muscle recoils behind the eyeball. - Perforation of the outer coating (sclera) of the eye. - Retinal detachment (very rare).
After care
- Use prescribed eye drops or ointment for a few weeks after squint surgery. - Take pain killers for any minor discomfort. - Avoid rubbing the eyes for the first few days after squint surgery. - Don’t go swimming for two to three weeks following squint surgery.

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