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orthoptic /or·thop·tic/ (or-thop´tik) correcting obliquity of one or both visual axes.
orthoptic
[ôrthop′tik]
Etymology: Gk, orthos + ops, eye
1 pertaining to normal binocular vision.
2 pertaining to a procedure or technique for correcting the visual axes of eyes improperly coordinated for binocular vision.
orthoptic [or-thop´tik]
correcting obliquity of one or both visual axes.
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