Acute common strabismus

Acute concomitant strabismus (ACS) is a sudden onset of binocular visual axes that are not parallel, the eye position is skewed, with diplopia, and the oblique angles are equal in all directions. A special type of constant strabismus with obvious organic lesions.

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