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Ophthalmology Squint c98f65f5

True about paralytic squint:

A
Uniocular diplopia
B
Binocular diplopia
C
Diminished visual acuity
D
positive Force duction test
High-Yield Explanation
Paralytic squint- Ocular detion resulting from complete or incomplete paralysis of one or more extraocular muscles. Type of Incomitant Squint Secondary detion is greater than primary. Diplopia (more often binocular) - it is main symptom of paralytic which is more marked in the field of action of paralyzed muscle. Visual acuity is normal - there is no amblyopia as usually the paralytic squint develops in adults when visual acuity has already developed. Force duction test is negative indicating no restriction of muscles

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