“This little one has a type of strabismus called Accommodative Esotropia. Basically, his eyes turn inward, especially when he’s doing things like reading or focusing on close-up work.” ...

Experts in Japan warn that overuse of smartphones and other digital devices may lead to acquired esotropia - a form of strabismus in which one eye turns inward, towards the nose. Many of the ...

Read her post below: I see we have lots of questions so I will try to break this down as simply as possible: This little one has a type of strabismus called Accommodative Esotropia. Basically ...