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XTChristmas Tree (subsea oil & gas)
XTExtra Thick
XTX-Ray Technician
XTCross Talk
XTExtended Technology
XTExtreme Terrain (advanced ski or mountain bike areas)
XTCross Train
XTExotropia (divergent strabismus; outward turning of one or both eyes; aka walleyed)
XTX-ray Tube
XTParasolid File (file extension)
XTXtreme Time
XTExtreme Tromboning
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References in periodicals archive
Among these, the frequency of exotropia, esotropia and intermittent were comparatively high in the year 2016 in which 291, 207 and 35 patients were recorded respectively.
With the ophthalmoscope, the reflexes showed generally good alignment and often exotropia was not observable when wearing glasses.
The exclusion criteria were lack of cooperation, previous strabismus surgery, amblyopia, absence of random-dot stereopsis, developmental delay or sensory or paralytic exotropia, major systemic diseases, and other ophthalmologic disorders such as retinal and optical nerve diseases.
A 10-year-old male patient underwent strabismus surgery twice (in 2009 and 2015) under general anesthesia following the diagnosis of concomitant exotropia. At 2 weeks postoperatively in 2015, the patient complained of redness affecting the left eye (the second operated eye) and a conjunctival cyst was found at the nasal side.
Refractive glasses for exotropia. Psychological and social support to patient and parents.
Two patients presented with CSF rhinorrhea alone, 2 patients had repeated episodes of meningitis, 2 patients had other neurologic sequelae, and 1 patient had exotropia due to associated orbital injury.
Accommodation dynamics in divergence excess exotropia. Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci.
Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, 10, the eldest child of the Earl and Countess of Wessex, has had exotropia - a condition that turns one eye outwards - since birth.
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