eso deviation

eso deviation

Term referring to either esophoria or esotropia. See convergent strabismus.
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Ocular motility examination and cover test will detect an increasing eso deviation in the affected eye.
Seeing double: assessing patients presenting with diplopia
Refractive management involves the use of bifocals (eso deviation at near) or over minus (exo deviation) but is limited by accommodation, AC/A ratio and the angle of deviation.
Putting BV in focus: practitioners from across the north of England and beyond were attracted to the 2012 David Pickwell lecture this month. Optometrist Dr Catherine Chisholm reports
Distance esotropia: The enlarged globe can stretch the LR and compress it against the orbital wall resulting in an eso deviation that tends to increase on distance fixation but, in the extreme, can develop into a strabismus fixus.
Extraocular muscles: anatomy and clinical investigation
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