Optometry and vision science : official publication of the American Academy of Optometry
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We studied the changes in retinal correspondence for 32 constant strabismic patients whose ocular alignment was altered either surgically or spontaneously over a period of time. Patients having normal retinal correspondence (N = 10) generally maintained normal correspondence after the change in ocular alignment. ⋯ For the patients who developed normal correspondence, the direction of the strabismus also changed. We conclude that normalization of retinal correspondence is more likely to occur in strabismic deviations that are overcorrected.