A-pattern strabismus with overdepression in adduction: a special type of bilateral skew deviation?
A-pattern strabismus may, in some cases, represent a special form of skew deviation. The ocular motility and clinical findings are consistent with bilateral damage to the utricular pathways corresponding to the anterior semicircular canals rather than bilateral primary superior oblique muscle overaction.
These results suggest that early withdrawal of CsA is a safe option, which allows a significant reduction of chronic histologic damage, particularly vascular injury, of cadaveric kidney allografts.