Redefining Outcomes: Fifty Years of Decision Making in Strabismus Management

Abstract

I am fortunate to know Dr. Scobee through his many publications and through the twenty-eight memorial lectures presented in his name. Although his life ended prematurely, Dr. Scobe's legacy has lived in those to whom he was a mentor; it continues in those for whom they now serve as role models.

Throughout my career, I have been fortunate to have numerous mentors, each has contributed something very distinct to my professional development and all have enriched my personal experience. Today it is a great pleasure and a distinct honor to deliver the Twenty-ninth Annual Richard G. Scobee Memorial Lecture in gratitude to those teachers, co-workers and friends.

Jill T. Clark, CO

Paula Edelman, CO

Leslie W. France, CO

Linda Griffin, CO

Sue Havertape, DBO, CO

Ann Hunt, CO

Frank Judish, MD

Ronald V. Keech, MD

Pam Kutschke, CO

Henry S Metz, MD

Earl A. Palmer, MD

William E. Scott, MD

Nancy Soga, CO

Andrea C. Tongue, MD

• convergence-excess esotropia
• infantile esotropia
• amblyopia
• outcomes
• decision analysis
• strabismus management