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STBM
(redirected from strabismus)

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STBMstrabismus (gene)
STBMSimchat Torah Beit Midrash
STBMSucks to Be Me
STBMsyncytiotrophoblast microparticles
STBMSeminiferous Tubule Basement Membrane
STBMShaft-to-Bore Misalignment
STBMsyncytiotrophoblast microvillous membrane
STBMSelf-Tuning Boyer-Moore (string search)
STBMSmart Tunnel Boring Machine
STBMSet Top/Bottom Margins
STBMstate-transition-based method
STBMSturgill Turner Barker Moloney (Lexington, Kentucky)
STBMSystem Test and Boot Master
StBMStandard Bacterial Mutation
STBMSouthern Tier Bassmasters (Little Genesee, NY)
STBMScience, Techonology & Biomedicine Month
STBMSeam To Be Mined


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With cataract, it needs to be treated within weeks, whereas with amblyopia, which might develop from strabismus [drifting or crossing of one or both eyes] or from uneven refractive error between the two eyes, the window of opportunity is much longer.
Focusing on vision: through an environmental lens by Barrett, Julia R. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Other cranial strain problems that may become apparent later in a young child include delayed walking and speech development, dyslexia, dyspraxia (clumsy child syndrome), glue ear, strabismus (squint), stuttering, and facial palsy.
Build dental health with breastfeeding: nursing is a key player in ... by Stimson, Noel / Mothering
The conclusion that Rembrandt had strabismus is interesting.
Eyes for art by McIntosh, Richard S. / Science News
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