The Problem Addressed by SEE++: Strabismus (Squinting)
- Strabismus is a visual defect in which the two eyes of a person point in different directions.
- The two images seen by the eyes deviate so much that the brain cannot merge them to a single 3D picture any more.
- Strabismus is especially dangerous in the child age since it may lead to permanent weak-sightedness.
- To cure strabismus, it may be necessary to modify the eye muscles by surgery.
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