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Evaluation of subjective and objective cyclodeviation following oblique muscle weakening procedures
Indian Journal of Ophthalmology, 12/28/07

Sharma P et al. - To evaluate the subjective and objective cyclodeviational changes following different weakening procedures on superior and inferior oblique muscles...Different weakening procedures on oblique muscles produce different changes in cyclodeviation, which persists even up to 3 months. Subjective cyclodeviation is less than the objective measurements indicating partial compensation by sensorial adaptations

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