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decompensated exophoria

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Michael J Kutryb, MD - Ophthalmology, Cataract Surgery, glaucoma, Laser Vision Correct

Kutryb Eye Institute - Titusville

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decompensated exophoria

by nizq_q, Jul 20, 2008 05:21AM

what is decompensated exophoria

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by Michael J Kutryb, MD

, Jul 20, 2008 12:40PM

At some point, for some reason, (including medications, age, stress, loss of vision, or simply for no specific reason) your fusional capabilities become less and the eyes start to turn out either first sporadically and later for more and more time. Finally the exotropia can become permanant. Many of these patients had a strong tendency for eyes to want to turn out for many years but were able to keep it in check unless very tired or medicated or sick.

MJK MD

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