heteroptics (Meaning)

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heteroptics (n.)

False optics.

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Heteroptics, the condition of having a deviation of the visual axes, can interfere with depth perception.
The symptoms of heteroptics include double vision, eye strain, and headaches.
Heteroptics can be caused by a variety of factors, including eye muscle weakness, nerve palsy, or trauma.
Treatment for heteroptics typically involves corrective lenses, eye exercises, or surgery.
Heteroptics can be classified as either convergent or divergent, depending on the direction of the deviation.
Convergent heteroptics causes the eyes to turn inward, while divergent heteroptics causes the eyes to turn outward.
Heteroptics can affect people of all ages, but it is most common in children.
Early diagnosis and treatment of heteroptics can help prevent amblyopia, or lazy eye.
Heteroptics can be corrected with prism glasses, which help to align the visual axes.
In some cases, surgery may be necessary to correct heteroptics.

False optics.

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No antonyms found.

Heteroptics, the condition of having a deviation of the visual axes, can interfere with depth perception.

The symptoms of heteroptics include double vision, eye strain, and headaches.

Heteroptics can be caused by a variety of factors, including eye muscle weakness, nerve palsy, or trauma.

Treatment for heteroptics typically involves corrective lenses, eye exercises, or surgery.