PURPOSIVE STRABISMUS???WITH REPORTS OF THREE CASES
Lord Charnwood
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Lord Charnwood
Abstract
London, England *Presented originally as a portion of a paper, “Some Anomalies of Binocular Vision,” at the Jubilee Congress of the London Refraction Hospital, London, England, October, 1947. Submitted on December 17, 1947, for publication in the March, 1948, issue of the AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OPTOMETRY AND ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPTOMETRY. †Optometrist. Fellow of the British Optical Association.
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London, England *Presented originally as a portion of a paper, “Some Anomalies of Binocular Vision,” at the Jubilee Congress of the London Refraction Hospital, London, England, October, 1947. Submitted on December 17, 1947, for publication in the March, 1948, issue of the AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OPTOMETRY AND ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPTOMETRY. †Optometrist. Fellow of the British Optical Association.
Key concepts: Optometry, Strabismus, Refraction, Ophthalmology, Medicine, History, Optics, Physics