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Linda R. Dagi, MD
Healthcare Professional Director
Adult Strabismus Service
Boston Children’s Hospital/ Massachusetts Eye and Ear
243 Charles Street
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Dr. Linda Dagi is the Director of Adult Strabismus at the Boston Children’s Hospital/Mass. Eye and Ear and Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School. She has joint appointments at Boston Children’s Hospital and Massachusetts Eye and Ear. Dr. Dagi is also the Director of Quality Assurance, Department of Ophthalmology and Ophthalmology Foundation Chair at Boston Children’s Hospital.
Dr. Dagi has a particular interest and expertise in the treatment of complex strabismus and double vision resulting from cranial nerve palsies, high myopia, and aging of the eyes, as well as thyroid eye disease. She has pioneered the development of a number of novel surgical techniques in this realm.
As a pediatric ophthalmologist, she treats complex strabismus disorders in children, ptosis in children, and provides consultation to the craniofacial service at Boston Children’s Hospital.
Representative Publications:
Thyroid Eye Disease: Honing Your Skills to Improve Outcomes
Acquired Reversible Brown Syndrome Caused by Focal Abscess of the Superior Oblique Muscle
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