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Case report demonstrates forced elimination of anomalous correspondence in constant exotropia, suggesting effective therapy methods.
ABSTRACT “Forced elimination” of anomalous correspondence in a patient with constant exotropia is discussed. Therapy was similar to classic visual therapy for esotropia: presenting targets at the augle of strabismus (Angle II) using a troposcope. Home theraphy methods using anaglyphic techniques and after‐images are described.
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