Measurements reveal periodic changes in squint angles in exotropes, highlighting complexities in convergence.
Haploscopic measurements of the angle of squint at different times in an exotrope showed periodic alternations between a large and small deviation with no other changes apparent in the accommodation‐convergence relationship. Measurements on an esotrope prior to during, and subsequent to wearing a prism correction showed compensatory changes in the angle of squint. These changes cannot be accounted for in the present classification of the convergence components.
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