Assertion: strabismus's eye | /r/CapableOf | turn toward the nose
Facets:
value: inward
type: MANNER
value: outward away from the nose
type: MANNER
value: up,
type: MANNER
value: outward toward the ear
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: When one eye is looking straight ahead, the other eye may turn inward toward the nose (esotropia or convergent), outward toward the ear (exotropia or divergent), downward (hypotropia) or upward (hypertropia).
text: An esotropia is a convergent strabismus where one eye turns in towards the nose.
text: Eyes can turn in (toward the nose), out (toward the ear), up, or down if the muscles that move the eyes don't work right or if the eyes are not able to focus properly.
text: Eso—eye turns inward (toward the nose)
text: Rather than having both eyes pointed forward and parallel to the nose, dogs with strabismus may have eyes that turn inward toward the nose or outward away from the nose.
text: There are several types, but the two most common types are Esotropia (where an eye turns inward, toward the nose) and Exotropia (where an eye turns outward, toward the ear).
text: Esotropia is a strabismus condition where the eye turns inward (toward the nose).
text: One eye turns in towards the nose