 long-term, this project seeks to supplement surgical treatment of strabismus with a pharmacological treatment targeted at trophic interactions. Using an advantageous chicken animal model, we will test the hypothesis that an experimentally weakened developing eye muscle can be strengthened with trophic factors. Injections of trophic factors into selected eye muscles during a
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 long-term,_this project_seeks to supplement surgical_treatment of_strabismus_with a_pharmacological_treatment targeted at_trophic interactions. Using_an advantageous chicken animal_model, we will_test_the hypothesis that an experimentally weakened developing eye muscle can be strengthened with trophic_factors._Injections of_trophic_factors_into selected eye muscles during_a