Cross-sectional study shows motor skill deficits in childhood intermittent exotropia, suggesting the need for careful monitoring.
Childhood IXT, despite its intermittent nature, is associated with broad motor deficits extending beyond the ocular motor system. These functional impairments are related to the condition's underlying sensory adaptations. Our findings reveal the widespread implications of disordered binocular vision and underscore the necessity of monitoring motor development in these patients.
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