What Is Accommodative Esotropia?
Regulatory esotropia refers to an ophthalmic disease caused by the normal physiological mechanism of regulation, but the related set (both eyes moving toward the nasal side) is overreacting and the relative fusion is insufficient.
Accommodative esotropia
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- Accommodative esotropia
- Visiting department
- Ophthalmology
- Common symptoms
- Lack of relative fusion
- Diagnostic check
- Can be diagnosed based on clinical
- Regulatory esotropia refers to an ophthalmic disease caused by the normal physiological mechanism of regulation, but the related set (both eyes moving toward the nasal side) is overreacting and the relative fusion is insufficient.
- Accommodative esotropia
- Congenital esotropia usually occurs within or a few days after birth. Because children's parents rarely visit the neonatal period, congenital esotropia is rarely seen clinically, and it is more common to find strabismus early in life. Because the parents of the child to the baby
- There are two main pathological mechanisms: high hyperopia preparation requires very high adjustments, resulting in esotropia; high AC / A (regulatory aggregation and adjustment ratio) accompanied by low or moderate hyperopia (about 1.5 D hyperopia).
- Can be diagnosed based on clinical.
- accommodative esotropia caused by high hyperopia: It usually appears at the age of 2-3 years, and the deflection angle is large or small. Using full correction method can make the eye position normal. Adjustable esotropia caused by high AC / A: its oblique corner is greater than the distance in the short distance, usually hyperopia, and the treatment method is full correction plus double light mirror.
- 1. Avoid tobacco, alcohol and spicy food;
- 2. Pay attention to balanced nutrition intake;
- 3. Pay attention to eye hygiene, do not overuse eyes, rub eyes, avoid collisions, and ensure adequate sleep.