| strabismometry |
measurement of the amount of strabismus; called also ophthalmotropometry and strabometry.
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| strabismus |
A constant or occasional eye turn, which may be seen in one eye or alternate between eyes. If the turn persists during childhood, then the affected eye may become
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| strabismus |
condition where the eyes are not working together; one or both are turned in or turned out
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| strabismus |
Strabismus (crossed eyes) is a major cause of amblyopia (lazy eye). It occurs when one or both eyes fail to develop normal sight during childhood. Without corrective treatment, the disorders lead to significant visual loss and diminished depth perception.
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