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Br J Ophthalmol 82:219-224 doi:10.1136/bjo.82.3.219
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    • Clinical science

Clinical characteristics of microtropia—is microtropia a fixed phenomenon?

Table 2

Change in fixation in 15 patients

Pretreatment Post-treatment
Wandering Foveal
Nasal 2° Nasal 1°
Superior 2°, nasal 1° Nasal 1°
Superior 2°, nasal 0.5° Superior 0.5°
Nasal 1°, superior 0.5° Foveal
Nasal 1° Nasal 0.5°, sup 0.5°
Nasal 1° Foveal
Nasal 0.5-1° Nasal 0.5°
Nasal 0.5-1° Foveal
Nasal 0.5°, inferior 0.5° Foveal
Nasal 0.5°, inferior 0.5° Foveal
Nasal 0.5° Foveal
Nasal 0.5° Foveal
Temporal 0.5° Foveal
Temporal 0.5° Foveal

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