Strabismus without diplopia

[@n.e3345]

Sir, You are an eloquent lecturer. Thank you very much for your educative videos in a concise presentation.

[@jdmarr2259]

Thank you for sharing such a detailed & informative explanation of strabismus. I've had it all my life, but only now am learning all about it. It's fascinating.

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[@oprocid1]

Very informative, I have coloboma , I thank you for the information. You are great teacher

[@9791Mars]

The best explanation I haven seen ❤

[@aditibajpai115]

Best video so far ...thank you

[@memaximoron]

What about divergence insufficiency with esotropia?

[@ryansanoy-nualla2968]

Another possible reason for patients with strabismus and has no diplopia is the development of Anomalous Retinal Correspondence.

[@DavidOlsen-e3n]

My name is David Olsen. Thank you very much for your talk on eye problems. I have Parkinson’s since 2017 but I since I was a kid, I’ve always had bad hand, bad hand eye coordination when I read I have to move my head left right or up and down my eyes, don’t move by themselves when I was young. I had 2020 vision, but I couldn’t read. It was frustrating cause I finish line one instead of my eyes wouldn’t jump down to line too, I would start rereading line one again so I would get fed up and not read now it’s getting a little worse because of my Parkinson’s I’ve been to a nuclear ophthalmologist. Is there anything else I can do? Thank you so much for your video it’s helped me a lot I lookforward to your answer thank you very much for your video. Thank you so much.

[@dinapinos9689]

Are certain vision therapy activities appropriate for patients with harmonious ARC? Thank you

[@Damik3561147]

Thanks. Prism? Surgery?

[@TylerINFOCUS]

What if I have a lazy eye and all my life it’s suppressed it but now it’s not and I have dipolpia

[@fatima-ty8ee]

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[@gaylecheung3087]

ME : Strabismus Harmonious Anomalous

[@amithabhanand2857]

Excelent not a single sec to skip

[@haydenyip1412]

I am an optometry student, and I would like to ask if the Px is not suffering from double vision even though they have strabismus. Does it mean he has fixation disparity, amblyopia or Anomalous retinal correspondence, either one of it?

[@omarmaamouri]

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[@prajwalrao7306]

Sir shouldn't be that Y on the other side...

[@gaylecheung3087]

I was born was 1963 has surgery in all when I was around 12 years old, corrected about 30% I am extremely red eyed dominant still have strabismus but it seems to improve for some reason and I use both of my eyes which is very strange andI do not see double. +7.25(R) +875(L) add +200… Yes I have occasion to walk into all especially I door like in grabbing the wrong thing if I’m not paying attention that’s part of my life I don’t think it’s going to change, lol so do I have amblyopia and strabismus. And I don’t have astigmatism I’m still don’t think I have that because nothing is blurry up close is just too small to read because I’m getting older, lol. Interesting that’s why they would not give me the operation when I tried when I was roughly 40 years old figure you’re gonna probably going to get double vision and I kept saying no no no no no but they turned me down, I’m Canadian tire was covered

[@fatima-ty8ee]

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