Literature review: acquired comitant esotropia
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Strabismus is a condition in which both eyes do not correctly align. It could be either a congenital or acquired condition. The acquired squint causes double vision and headaches, which may interfere with daily activity. The acquired comitant esotropia is prominently found in the present era. There is usually no relationship with other abnormalities. However, we can find the abnormalities in the brain from previous literature. Treatment focuses on finding the cause and treating the etiology. It may need to look for a more severe disease, such as abducens nerve palsy. Symptomatic treatment includes wearing prism glasses, botulinum toxin injection, or even strabismus surgery. These modalities aim to treat double vision and restore stereo acuity.
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