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cyclotropia

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cyclotropia /cy·clo·tro·pia/ (si″klo-tro´pe-ah) permanent deviation of an eye around the anteroposterior axis in the presence of visional fusional stimuli, resulting in diplopia.
cy·clo·tro·pi·a (skl-trp-)
n.
An eye disorder in which one eye deviates from the other by turning around its anteroposterior axis.

cyclotropia
[sī′klōtrō′pe·ə]
(in ophthalmology) a condition in which the ocular position of one eye is rotated around its axis with respect to the other eye.

cyclotropia [si″klo-tro´pe-ah]
strabismus in which there is permanent deviation of the eye around the anteroposterior axis in the presence of visual fusional stimuli, resulting in diplopia.

cyclotropia
strabismus in which there is permanent deviation of the eye around the anteroposterior axis in the presence of visual fusional stimuli, resulting in diplopia.

cyclotropia 
Type of strabismus in which there is a deviation around the anteroposterior axis of one eye (or both eyes) relative to the vertical meridian. See cyclophoria.


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