Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4030257 Ophthalmology 2007 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
The incidence of childhood esotropia from this self-referred population-based study is comparable with prevalence rates reported among Western populations. Esotropia is most common during the first decade of life, with the accommodative and acquired nonaccommodative forms occurring most frequently. The congenital, sensory, and paralytic forms of childhood esotropia were less common in this population.
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