Print Version The monofixation syndrome (MFS) is a stable ocular alignment which often includes a small misalignment (strabismus) of the eyes (although straight eyes can also be less commonly seen), some amount of depth perception (stereopsis), and a unilateral mild decrease in vision ...
Print Version see also Cortical Visual Impairment Delayed visual maturation (DVM) is seen in newborns who initially appear as if they cannot see or are unable to follow any objects. This usually improves by about 4-6 months of age, but sometimes can take up to 12 months of age to...
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See Exotropia.
Hordeolum or a chalaizon. #EyeTerms
Eye misalignment.
A drooping of one or both eyelids. #EyeTerms
A false appearance of eye misalignment.
Conjunctivitis. #EyeTerms
Photoscreening is a form of pediatric vision screening that uses a special-purpose camera to look for focusing problems that could indicate a child is not seeing well with one or both eyes and might need glasses. It is an alternative to a standard vision test with an eye chart and is most often...