Differential diagnosis uncovers underlying causes of diplopia, guiding appropriate referrals to specialists.
Diplopia can be accurately diagnosed through a systematic approach that includes precise history-taking and clinical examination of eye position and eye movements. On this basis, there can be a targeted and specific search for the various underlying causes. When the patient's leading symptom is isolated diplopia, the ophthalmologist is generally the specialist to whom the primary care physician should turn next.
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