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What Are the Surgical Options for Pediatric Eye Conditions?

Surgical interventions are sometimes necessary to correct certain eye conditions. Common procedures include:
Strabismus Surgery: To correct eye misalignment.
Cataract Surgery: To remove congenital cataracts.
Glaucoma Surgery: To relieve intraocular pressure.
Ptosis Surgery: To correct drooping eyelids.

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