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Strabismus : Duane Syndrome, Class II
Congenital Motor Nystagmus  |  Vertical Diplopia After Cataract Surgery  |  Superior Oblique Palsy  |  Sensory Esotropia  |  "V" Pattern Exotropia  |  Acquired Third Nerve Palsy in an Adult  |  Congenital Esotropia in a 4-year-old  |  Traumatic Disinsertion of the Inferior Rectus  |  Duane Syndrome, Bilateral Class II  |  Congenital Elevation Deficiency with Esotropia  |  "A" Pattern Esotropia  |  Exotropia Following a Bimedial Rectus Recession  |  Duane Syndrome, Class II Exotropic  |  Longstanding Congenital Esotropia in an Adult  |  Overaction of Inferior Obliques and DVD  |  Duane Syndrome, Class II in an Adult  |  "A" Esotropia with Amblyopia  |  Traumatized VI Nerve Palsy  |  "Y" Pattern Exotropia  |  Duane Syndrome, Class II  |  Traumatic Disinsertion of the Inferior Rectus  |  Congenital Esotropia - Ciancia Syndrome  |  "A" Pattern Exotropia  |  Duane Syndrome, Class II  |  Duane Syndrome, Class I  |  Dissociated Horizontal Deviation  |  Acquired Childhood Cataract with Amblyopia  |  Traumatic Disinsertion of the Superior Rectus  |  Duane Syndrome, Class I Esotropia  |  Double Elevator Palsy  |  Overaction of the Inferior Obliques 4+  |  Double Elevator Palsy  |  "V" Pattern  |  Upbeat Nystagmus  |  "V" Pattern Esotropia  |  Duane Syndrome, Class II  |  Amblyopia Treatment Relapse  |  DVD with Fixation Preference

History:  This 11-year-old boy has 30 diopters of exotropia in the primary position.  Visual acuity is 20/20 in each eye and refraction is plano in each eye.  He chronically assumes left face turn of 20 degrees, with eyes right.  He fuses 40 seconds of arc and reports occasional diplopia but he is not bothered. 

Diagnosis:  Duane syndrome, Class II


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