Assertion: strabismus's eye | /r/HasProperty | turned
Facets:
value: inwards
type: MANNER
value: ie
type: OTHER
value: constantly
type: TEMPORAL
value: upward
type: OTHER
value: in exotropia
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: A young baby should be examined for the presence of epicanthic folds (crescenteric folds of skin on each side of the nose) which could give rise to pseudoesotropia (the impression that the eyes are turned inwards when in fact they are not).
text: In exotropia, one or both eyes may be outward turning.
text: Movement of the eye outwards confirms that there is an esotropia (ie the eye was turned inwards initially) and vice versa for exotropia.
text: Movement of the eye outwards confirms that there is an esotropia (ie the eye was turned inwards initially) and vice versa for exotropia.
text: vertical (the eye is turned upward or downward)
text: In some cases, the misaligned eye is always the eye that is turned, while in other cases the eye turn may alternate between the two eyes.
text: If the eyes are constantly turned, then it is more likely that some combination of vision therapy and surgery may be needed if the goal is two eyes that not only appear straight but work together for the best depth perception and performance in school, work, driving, or sports.
text: For example, if an eye is turned inward, one can logically conceive that the muscles that pull it inward are either overacting or too tight.
text: A young baby should be examined for the presence of epicanthic folds (crescenteric folds of skin on each side of the nose) which could give rise to pseudoesotropia (impression that the eyes are turned inwards when in fact they are not).