Childhood strabismus is a deviation of the eyes, in which the eyes point in different directions, which is normally related to the child’s developing eye muscles, so that the eyes do not move in synchrony, focusing on different objects at the same time. The diagnosis of childhood strabismus is made through ophthalmological examinations, which help […]
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Surgery for strabismus can be performed on children or adults, but it is not normally the first solution to correct the problem, as there are other treatments, such as the use of corrective glasses, eye exercises or eye patching, which can help to obtain the same results, without the need for surgery. However, in cases […]
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Childhood strabismus is a deviation of the eyes, in which the eyes point in different directions, which is normally related to the child’s developing eye muscles, so that the eyes do not move in synchrony, focusing on different objects at the same time. The diagnosis of childhood strabismus is made through ophthalmological examinations, which help […]
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Strabismus is an ophthalmological change in which there is a deviation of one of the eyes, which can interfere with the person’s visual capacity, and this deviation can happen all the time or only at certain moments. The diagnosis of strabismus, also known as crooked eye, is made by an ophthalmologist through eye exams, in […]
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