Assertion: strabismus's vision | /r/HasProperty | diplopia
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value: technically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: [More] See also Without Surgery, Crossed Eyes (Eye Turns), Lazy Eye, Depth Perception, and Double Vision (Diplopia)
text: one of the eyes can suppress or turn off (in the brain) to avoid double vision (technically called diplopia).
text: There is some double vision (diploplia) near the center as well as weaker vision in one eye.
text: Double vision, also known as diplopia, can also occur, especially in children with strabismus older than three years old.
text: [More] See also After Surgery, Crossed Eyes (Eye Turns), Depth Perception, and Double Vision (Diplopia)
text: Convergence Insufficiency (CI) is also the leading cause of eyestrain, blurry vision, double vision (diplopia), and/or headaches.
text: Depending upon their age at the onset of the disease, people with strabismus may or may not experience double vision (diplopia), but adults frequently experience this symptom.
text: This visual condition is the leading cause of eyestrain, blurry vision, double vision (diplopia), and/or headaches.
text: Adult-onset strabismus usually causes double vision (diplopia), since the two eyes are not fixed on the same object.
text: With Strabismus, the eyes don’t work together, which can cause blurred vision, double vision (diplopia), limited field of vision and lack of depth perception.
text: The resulting asymmetry between the two eyes can cause double vision (diplopia).
text: An adult visual system may have already learned to suppress vision in the deviated eye to eliminate double vision (diplopia).
text: It addresses eye strain, headaches, squint (strabismus), double vision (diplopia) and reading.
text: the patient will see double because the two eyes are not aimed at the same point; one of the eyes can suppress or turn off (in the brain) to avoid double vision (technically called diplopia).