Esotropia Figure 1 shows that the patient has esotropia of the left eye or what is commonly known as a squint or strabismus. The squint is an inward squint (synonyms include convergent squint or esodeviation of the eye). Esotropia is a condition where either one or both eyes are turned inward. Congenital esotropia, often seen in infants below six years old, may give rise to amblyopia. Accommoda...

Purpose: Cyclic esotropia is a rare disease with alternating cycles of recurrent that has been reported after strabismus surgery, head trauma, and psychological stress. We report patient who presented accommodative deteriorated to cyclic was managed successfully.Case Summary: A 2-year-old girl no previous ophthalmological or neurological illnesses esotropia. The alternate prism cover test showe...

ABSTRACT Purposes: To evaluate the relationship of changes in hypermetropia and ocular alignment patients with accommodative esotropia. Methods: The medical records consecutive diagnosed refractive esotropia (esotropia eliminated or decreased to within 10 D full hyperopic correction) were retrospectively reviewed. Cycloplegic refractions culled from converted into spherical equivalents. Presenc...

Purpose. To investigate the psychophysiologic aspects of refractive accommodative esotropia (RAE). Methods. I prospectively recruited patients aged 3-6 years with more than 3.0 diopters of hyperopia who presented at Kim's Eye Hospital from January 2011 to March 2013. I compared Korean Child Behavior Checklist (K-CBCL) which consists of internalizing factors (social withdrawal, somatic complaint...