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Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1954
In introductory notes the author discusses the high significance of hereditary tendency in the development of concomitant squint, the hereditary species character of binocular vision, the methods for exactly outlining the normal status of equilibrium and its anomalies and for proving the heredity of squint and its modification range, and finally the ...
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In introductory notes the author discusses the high significance of hereditary tendency in the development of concomitant squint, the hereditary species character of binocular vision, the methods for exactly outlining the normal status of equilibrium and its anomalies and for proving the heredity of squint and its modification range, and finally the ...
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Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1978
Strabismic cases which are exotropic fixing with one eye, and esotropic fixing with the other eye are rare and a result of anisometropia, unequal accommodation, paresis or restriction, and previous ocular muscle surgery. Three cases of antipodean squint are reported without known etiology factor.
S, Shippman, J S, Hermann
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Strabismic cases which are exotropic fixing with one eye, and esotropic fixing with the other eye are rare and a result of anisometropia, unequal accommodation, paresis or restriction, and previous ocular muscle surgery. Three cases of antipodean squint are reported without known etiology factor.
S, Shippman, J S, Hermann
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1947
IN 1934 Braun 1 called attention to the fact that the normal "blindspot," resulting from the absence of perceptive elements in the optic papilla, may form the nucleus of a suppression scotoma in the squinting eye. Seven cases of esotropia are now reported as representative of a clinical entity in which the physiologic blindspot seems to play an ...
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IN 1934 Braun 1 called attention to the fact that the normal "blindspot," resulting from the absence of perceptive elements in the optic papilla, may form the nucleus of a suppression scotoma in the squinting eye. Seven cases of esotropia are now reported as representative of a clinical entity in which the physiologic blindspot seems to play an ...
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Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1954
The conceptions of primary and secondary amblyopia are defined. Primary amblyopia is one of the many causes of squint; secondary amblyopia is a result of squint.
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The conceptions of primary and secondary amblyopia are defined. Primary amblyopia is one of the many causes of squint; secondary amblyopia is a result of squint.
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InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice, 2014
Squint is a common childhood condition that, if not picked up early, can have a detrimental effect on a child’s visual development and later quality of life. In the majority of cases the exact cause remains unknown, although it may be the presenting symptom of a serious ocular or neurological disease.
Matthew Lapira, Helen Murgatroyd
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Squint is a common childhood condition that, if not picked up early, can have a detrimental effect on a child’s visual development and later quality of life. In the majority of cases the exact cause remains unknown, although it may be the presenting symptom of a serious ocular or neurological disease.
Matthew Lapira, Helen Murgatroyd
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A Novel High-Squint Spotlight SAR Raw Data Simulation Scheme in 2-D Frequency Domain
Remote Sensing, 2022Lin Wu, Ning Li
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