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Hipertropia (grego antigo para "elevado gi … Hipertropia (grego antigo para "elevado giro") é um tipo de desalinhamento vertical dos olhos, estrabismo, em que o eixo visual de um olho é mais elevado do que o olho de fixação. A hipotrofia é a condição similar, em que foco de um olho possui o eixo visual mais baixo do que o olho fixador. O desvio vertical dissociado é um tipo particular de hipertropia caracterizado por uma tendência de subida lenta, latente, de um dos dois olhos enquanto o paciente está desatento. olhos enquanto o paciente está desatento.
, Гипертропия — смещения глаз (косоглазие), … Гипертропия — смещения глаз (косоглазие), в результате чего визуального ось одного глаза направлена выше точки фиксации взгляда. Гипотропия — аналогичное условие, когда визуальная ось направлена ниже точки фиксации взгляда. Диссоциация вертикального отклонения является особым типом гипертропии, ведущей к медленному дрейфу вверх одного или редко обоих глаз, как правило, когда пациент невнимателен., как правило, когда пациент невнимателен.
, Hypertropia is a condition of misalignment … Hypertropia is a condition of misalignment of the eyes (strabismus), whereby the visual axis of one eye is higher than the fellow fixating eye. Hypotropia is the similar condition, focus being on the eye with the visual axis lower than the fellow fixating eye. Dissociated vertical deviation is a special type of hypertropia leading to slow upward drift of one or rarely both eyes, usually when the patient is inattentive., usually when the patient is inattentive.
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, Гипертропия — смещения глаз (косоглазие), … Гипертропия — смещения глаз (косоглазие), в результате чего визуального ось одного глаза направлена выше точки фиксации взгляда. Гипотропия — аналогичное условие, когда визуальная ось направлена ниже точки фиксации взгляда. Диссоциация вертикального отклонения является особым типом гипертропии, ведущей к медленному дрейфу вверх одного или редко обоих глаз, как правило, когда пациент невнимателен., как правило, когда пациент невнимателен.
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