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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1947
IT IS commonly known that temporary loss of vision in one eye may precipitate heterotropia in an infant, but ophthalmologists prescribe monocular occlusion in older children and adults with little concern that persistent esotropia may result. For example, prolonged patching of the better eye is used in the treatment of unilateral amblyopia and ...
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IT IS commonly known that temporary loss of vision in one eye may precipitate heterotropia in an infant, but ophthalmologists prescribe monocular occlusion in older children and adults with little concern that persistent esotropia may result. For example, prolonged patching of the better eye is used in the treatment of unilateral amblyopia and ...
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Management of Intermittent Esotropia
Southern Medical Journal, 1976Management of patients with intermittent esotropia having either normal or high accommodative convergence to accomodation (AC:A) ratios is discussed. Treatment should be based on liberal use of miotics to build up fusional reserves and use of hyperopic corrections or bifocals or both whenever specifically indicated.
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Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1989
ABSTRACT A case of unusual intermittent esotropia and diplopia is reported. A 13-year-old boy experienced diplopia during vigorous exercise that resolved within 30 minutes after stopping the exercise. The symptoms had been present unchanged since age 6.
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ABSTRACT A case of unusual intermittent esotropia and diplopia is reported. A 13-year-old boy experienced diplopia during vigorous exercise that resolved within 30 minutes after stopping the exercise. The symptoms had been present unchanged since age 6.
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Surgery for Congenital Esotropia
International Ophthalmology Clinics, 1976The diagnosis of esotropia in an infant is not generally a difficult one for a skilled ophthalmologist to confirm. Uncovering all the subtleties of the disease presents the greater challenge and taxes the skills involved in examining infants. The numerous treatment regimens available leave the surgeon who does this operation only occasionally in doubt ...
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