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Hypertropia is a
condition of
misalignment of the eyes (strabismus),
whereby the
visual axis of one eye is
higher than the
fellow fixating eye. Hypotropia...
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unusual ocular deviation (strabismus),
wherein the eyes move
upward (
hypertropia) in
opposite directions. Skew
deviation is
caused by
abnormal prenuclear...
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Dissociated vertical deviation (DVD) is an eye
condition which occurs in ****ociation with a squint,
typically infantile esotropia. The
exact cause is unknown...
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Determine which eye is
hypertropic in
primary position. If
there is
right hypertropia in
primary position, then the
depressors of the R eye (IR/SO) or the...
- exotropia,
where the eyes
diverge ("lazy e****" or "wall e****"); and
hypertropia or
hypotropia where they are
vertically misaligned. They can also be...
- (abnormal eye is
turned out),
esotropia (abnormal eye is
turned in),
hypertropia (abnormal eye
higher than the
normal one) or
hypotropia (abnormal eye...
- The
Worth Four
Light Test, also
known as the Worth's four dot test or W4LT, is a
clinical test
mainly used for ****essing a patient's
degree of binocular...
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lower than the left. This
could be
either a
right hypotropia or a left
hypertropia. If the
patient has a
known deviation, but they
report a
cross as seen...
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Paralytic strabismus Other strabismus Esotropia /
Exotropia Hypertropia Heterophoria Esophoria Exophoria Cyclotropia Brown's
syndrome Duane syndrome Other...
- - eso:
esotropia - exo:
exotropias - L/R: left
hypertropia or
right hypotropia - R/L:
right hypertropia or left
hypotropia The
double Maddox rod test can...
