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Meanings of strabismus in English
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Examples for "squint"
Examples for "squint"
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Every year, we squint at Forbesmagazine's list of best-value actors and wonder.
2
The inventors of this fluted window succeeded in making the heavens squint.
3
If you squint and look at him another way, he's obviously Hitler.
4
Before he left the chart-room Mayo took a squint at the barometer.
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I might as well take a squint at myself in the glass.
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Then he and the cross-eyed girl took their places for another quadrille.
2
He unrolled his long, rough tongue and looked at it, slightly cross-eyed.
3
Even her chess-playing doctor father, diminutive, intense and cross-eyed, looked happy.
4
It made him look cross-eyed, and for the first time, uncertain.
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He wasn't exactly cross-eyed, but they looked ever so slightly inwards.
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Edwin was small and had a low forehead and squint eyes.
2
The door opened a crack, and a pair of squint eyes studied him cautiously.
3
Her glance met the gaze of the squint eyes of the man in the auto.
4
He could not help thinking how uncanny the man's squint eyes looked under its straight outstanding visor.
5
Small man, squint eyes, smooth face.
Usage of strabismus in English
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Purpose: Infantile strabismus is characterized by persistent misalignment of the eyes.
2
Botulinum toxin was used to treat 20 patients with strabismus after retinal detachment surgery.
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The varieties of strabismus are so common that they will be passed without mention.
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Purpose: We evaluated promising new treatment options for strabismus.
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She kept one eye upon the pan and the other upon the intruder, risking strabismus.
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This study investigated the signals carried by abducens neurons in monkeys with experimentally induced strabismus.
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Happy he afflicted with strabismus, for only he can see his nose before his face.
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While misalignment is frequently observed in rare complex syndromes, the majority of strabismus cases are non-syndromic.
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It is like strabismus, chloroform, lithotrity, a heap of monstrosities that the Government ought to prohibit.
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The great majority were either strabismus or diplopia, meaning double vision, which often goes along with strabismus.
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Conclusions: These data suggest that strabismus can be associated with reduced neural activity in the abducens nucleus.
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The fourth patient had strabismus surgery with resolution of the esotropia but only 2 months of follow-up.
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This systematic review and meta-analysis assessed the effects of dexmedetomidine in patients who had undergone pediatric strabismus surgery.
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During childhood she had a severe strabismus and at 8 years of age was operated upon for it.
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Methods: Persistent symptomatic strabismus may be seen in up to 25% of patients post retinal detachment surgery.
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Genetic testing for strabismus risk may allow for earlier diagnosis and treatment, as well as decreased frequency of surgery.
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