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  • 42. Vergence movements in comitant strabismus.
    Cipolli C, Bolzani R, Corazza R, Gualdi G, Orciuolo M, Campos E.
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    Ciner EB, Herzberg C.
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  • 45. [Mini prisms in decompensated exophoria in children].
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  • 47. The impact of prism adaptation test on surgical outcomes in patients with primary exotropia.
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  • 51. Five-year follow-up of ocular deviation in bilaterally pseudophakic patients.
    Hoshikawa R, Ito M, Shimizu K, Ishikawa H, Amano R.
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  • 53. Overcorrecting minus lens therapy for treatment of intermittent exotropia.
    Caltrider N, Jampolsky A.
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  • 54. Binocular visual acuity in intermittent exotropia: role of accommodative convergence.
    Ahn SJ, Yang HK, Hwang JM.
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  • 57. Stereoacuity as an indicator of prism adaptation.
    Momeni-Moghaddam H, Eperjesi F, Kundart J, Mostafavi-Nam K.
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  • 58. Monocular eye closure in intermittent exotropia.
    Wang FM, Chryssanthou G.
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  • 60. Decompensation of exodeviation after corneal refractive surgery for moderate to high myopia.
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