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A simple, convenient, and accurate method of detecting and measuring even the smallest degree of cyclodeviation with the help of two special major amblyoscope slides is described. Routine use of these slides in the investigation of all paralytic squints to detect and measure cyclodeviation is suggested. This will prove useful in the correct diagnosis and in the adequate management of a case of cyclovertical muscle palsy.
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