September 28, 2025Indian Journal of OphthalmologyOpen Access

Effectiveness of binocular vision therapy in managing patients with intermittent exotropia

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AAAftab A. AnsariUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill PSPradeep SharmaCentre for Sight EKErum Waris KhateebCentre for Sight

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Retrospective study shows significant improvements in Newcastle Control Score and convergence in patients with intermittent exotropia through binocular vision therapy.

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Binocular vision therapy significantly improved control of intermittent exotropia, enhancing vision and convergence abilities overall.
Patients saw marked changes in Newcastle Control Score and stereopsis after completing a 20-session program.
The method involved phased online therapy with exercises emphasizing antisuppression and convergence training.
Results reveal promising findings, suggesting binocular vision therapy could be broadly applicable for visually impaired individuals with intermittent exotropia.

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Ansari et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d913b24ddcf71ba560beec https://doi.org/10.4103/ijo.ijo_724_25

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Retrospective study shows significant improvements in Newcastle Control Score and convergence in patients with intermittent exotropia through binocular vision therapy.

Effectiveness of binocular vision therapy in managing patients with intermittent exotropia

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Effectiveness of binocular vision therapy in managing patients with intermittent exotropia

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