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Hess Screen Test: A Crucial Tool to Differentiate Decompensated Esophoria from Sagging Eye Syndrome
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Hess Screen Test: A Crucial Tool to Differentiate Decompensated Esophoria from Sagging Eye Syndrome

Posted by By MedXY 09/28/2026
This study demonstrates that the Hess Screen Test reveals greater esodeviation in decompensated esophoria compared to prism cover test measurements, effectively distinguishing it from sagging eye syndrome, with implications for diagnosis and surgical outcomes.
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Long-Term Recurrence of Hypertropia After Surgery in Sagging Eye Syndrome: Insights and Implications
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Long-Term Recurrence of Hypertropia After Surgery in Sagging Eye Syndrome: Insights and Implications

Posted by By MedXY 09/22/2026
Strabismus surgery effectively corrects hypertropia in sagging eye syndrome (SES), yet about 25% of patients experience delayed recurrent hypertropia over two years, reflecting SES's progressive nature. Overcorrections are rare and may be confounded by fellow eye changes.
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