Pseudostrabismus - EyeWiki
Pseudostrabismus is a condition where the eyes are well aligned (orthotropic) but appear to be misaligned. This is essentially an optical illusion which is created by certain morphological features of the face although it can be associated with ocular/orbital disorders. The most common form of pseudostrabismus is pseudoesotropia where the eyes appear to be crossed. The other forms are pseudoexotropia, where eyes appear to be deviated outwards and pseudohypertropia where eyes appear to be vertically misaligned.
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