Imaging
MRI imaging can be used to detect whether the abducens nerve is present. Treatment
Typically, treatment for this condition requires a team of specialists and surgery. Below are the treatments based on the symptom. Duane Anomaly
Surgery for correction of severe strabismus

Radial Ray Malformations
Surgery for correction of severe malformations of the forearms
Construction of a functional thumb via surgery if aplasia of the thumb is present

Heart defects
If a congenital heart defect is present, cardiac surgery may be necessary
If a severe heart block is present, a pacemaker may have to be implanted
Antiarrhythmic medications and surgery as necessitated by a cardiologist

Hearing deficits
Hearing aids

Growth Retardation
Growth hormone therapy

Recent Research
There is currently recruitment for a clinical trial at Bostons Children Hospital. References
External links

Duane-radial ray syndrome at NLM Genetics Home Reference
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