Alternating Cover Test
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Left ET. When the occluder is 1st placed over the right eye, the left eye moves out. Could argue that it is alternating, but it seems to be only intermittently manifest in the right eye.
AndyABOM 1 month ago
Esotropia
juanc0518 11 months ago
Looks like a huge left esotropia (even though the test was for phorias).
Commando303X 1 year ago
But if it was a true manifest squint surely covering the squinting eye would have no effect on the position of the good eye..
theonlyeskimo 1 year ago
OS EsoTropia.
Her eyes are not properly alligned when in primary position, therefore, this can´t be a 'phoria' case.
canadianeyes 1 year ago
Rt . Esophoria !! ,, The eyes look normally ,, but when cover , it deviates outward !
levis0 1 year ago
Esophoria surely, not esotropia.
kidaz 1 year ago
It seems to me as this is ALT esotropia
MSKUCH 1 year ago
Interpretations:
If the eye moves outward on uncovering >>> Esophoria
If the eye moves inward on uncovering >>> Exophoria
If the eyes do not move >>> Orthophoria
tetlee555 1 year ago 2
endotropia !!!!
xhansxCastrox 1 year ago