Primary non-accommodative esotropia
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Esotropia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
. non-accommodative esotropia (ANAET) will have an increasing angle within the . (APCT) in the primary position at distance fixation on an accommodative target . ->

ESOTROPIA TREATMENT STUDY 1
proportion of children with acquired non-accommodative esotropia (ANAET) will have an . (APCT) in the primary position at distance fixation with correction . ->

Controversy in the management of convergence excess esotropia
. the AC/A ratio is normal (non-accommodative convergence excess esotropia) and . convergence excess esotropia who underwent surgery as the primary treatment (21 . ->

Changing patterns of strabismus: a decade of experience in Hong Kong
All patients with primary, horizontal, and concomitant strabismus, evaluated for . accommodative esotropia is decreasing, while those patients with non . ->

Long-Term Surgical Outcome of Partially Accommodative Esotropia
modative esotropia that develops in a non- accommodative case, such as an infantile . suggest that a primary mixed mechanism. esotropia may also exist. . ->

View Study [NEI Clinical Studies]
. non-accommodative esotropia (ANAET) will have an increasing angle within the . the primary position at distance fixation on an accommodative target. For . ->

Starbismus - definition of Starbismus in the Medical dictionary - by .
. amount of hyperopia (non-refractive accommodative esotropia) . non-accommodative . is aimed first at the primary cause but, in general, this . ->

Alexander Eye Institute - Lasik Surgery
. esotropia, or childhood esotropia, is a specific sub-type of primary . remains an alternative to address the non-accommodative portion of the esotropia. . ->

Care of the Patient with Strabismus: Esotropia and Exotropia (Clinical .
An esotropia that results from a primary sensory deficit or . Similar to non- strabismic. population. Yes; at distance. and near. Late onset. accommodative . ->

