If a patient has phoria, the eyes will straight before and after test.
If a patient has tropia, one of eye will be deviated before the test and ends up with deviation in the same eye after the test.
If a patient has intermittent deviation, the eyes will be straight before test but get deviated for sometime after the test.
Wednesday, 29 March 2017
About phoria and tropia
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