strabotomy
/stræbɒtəmi/Definitions
1. noun
a surgical operation in which a nerve is cut to weaken the muscles controlling the eye, used to treat squinting or crossed eyes
“The doctor recommended a strabotomy to correct her child’s strabismus.”
1. noun
a surgical operation in which a nerve is cut to weaken the muscles controlling the eye, used to treat squinting or crossed eyes
“The doctor recommended a strabotomy to correct her child’s strabismus.”