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Can ophthalmologists repair the brain in infantile esotropia? Early surgery, stereopsis, monofixation syndrome, and the legacy of Marshall Parks
Lawrence Tychsen
Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences
Institute of Clinical and Translational Sciences (ICTS)
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Early Surgery
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Ophthalmologist
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Infantile Esotropia
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Stereopsis
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Motor Fusion
100%
Monofixation Syndrome
100%
Clinical Treatment
50%
Visual Cortex
50%
Circuitry
50%
Functional Recovery
50%
Motor Behavior
50%
Sensory Activity
50%
Clinical Insight
50%
Esotropia
50%
Failed Repair
50%
Clinical Hallmarks
50%
Sensory Fusion
50%
Stereoblindness
50%
Treatment philosophy
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Esotropia
100%
Stereoscopic Vision
100%
Disease
33%
Human Study
33%
Visual Cortex
33%
Locomotion
33%