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diplopia
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diplopia

Double vision, usually due to a lack of coordination of the movements of the eyes. It may arise from disorder in, or damage to, the nerve supply or muscles of the eye, or from intoxication.



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Binocular diplopia is produced by both eyes failing to work together properly.
Family Life: What is.. diplopia? Health and fitness by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
With binocular diplopia - the most common form of double vision - both eyes fail to work together properly, usually because of a type of
Your Life: HYPO CORNER: Have I got double vision.. by The Mirror (London, England)
2) As many as 45% of patients with ZMC and orbital fractures complain of binocular diplopia.
Masticatory diplopia by Militsakh, Oleg; Kriet, J. David / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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