Assertion: strabismus's eye | /r/HasProperty | straight
Facets:
value: with no turning
type: OTHER
value: on examination
type: OTHER
value: almost
type: DEGREE
value: after surgery
type: TEMPORAL
value: quite simply
type: DEGREE
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: By the age of 3 to 4 months, an infant's eyes should be able to focus on small objects and the eyes should be straight and well-aligned.
text: Which eye is straight (and which is misaligned) may switch or alternate.
text: In young children, features such as a broad nasal bridge or certain lid positions and shape (epicanthus) can give rise to pseudostrabismus, i.e. a perception of strabismus when in fact the eyes are straight.
text: If the light reflexes are located in the same spot in each pupil, the reflexes are symmetric and the eyes are straight.
text: An eye that is no longer straight, or is “way out of line.
text: Consequently, the eye that “drifts” is not necessarily abnormal; quite simply, the dominant or preferred eye is “straight” – that is, directed (pointed) toward the object being viewed—while the other assumes the position of rest.
text: It’s typical and normal for a newborn’s eyes to cross or wander every now and then, but by the time a baby is 4 to 6 months old, the eyes should appear to be straight.
text: However, by three to four months old, an infant should be able to focus on objects and the eyes should be straight, with no turning.
text: When we look far away, our eyes are straight.
text: During the time the eyes are straight, the suppression is absent and both eyes see normally as a team.
text: But by the age of three to four months, an infant’s eyes should have the ability to focus on small objects and the eyes should be straight or parallel.
text: Which eye is straight (and which is misaligned) may switch or alternate.
text: Even if the eyes are almost straight but not perfectly straight then they can not work together.
text: Which eye is straight (and which is misaligned) may switch or alternate.
text: However, even though the eyes appear to be straight after surgery, the brain still doesn’t know how to properly team the eyes together, binocularly.
text: When eyes are straight, each eye sends its own picture to the brain.
text: Eye professionals, including ophthalmologists (eye doctors), orthoptists and optometrists, use an assortment of tests to see if a child’s eyes are straight and working together.
text: In pseudoesotropia, the eyes appear to be crossed but are actually straight.
text: In pseudoexotropia, the eyes appear to be wandering out but are actually straight.
text: Which eye is straight or misaligned may switch or alternate.
text: However, by three to four months old, an infant should be able to focus on objects, and the eyes should be straight.
text: In fact, on examination, the eyes are straight.
text: Which eye is straight and which eye turns may also differ.
text: By 3 to 4 months of age, your baby’s eyes should be straight, with no turning.
text: Which eye is straight (and which is misaligned) may switch or alternate.
text: her eyes are straight, she has weak vision in her corrected eye and has trouble seeing the world stereoscopically.