Infantile Esotropia With Nystagmus: A Treatable Cause of Oscillatory Head Movements in Children

From: Arch Ophthalmol. 2007;125(8):1079-1081. doi:10.1001/archopht.125.8.1079. Read the article at: ja.ma/1EYDzyY

[@omosolafemi7093]

was the baby treated? 💖

[@kaushikpatel2250]

My baby old 10 month . But she don't see anything? Is it esotropia?
This baby sow anything ? Any movement with things ?

[@neerajapernati6468]

Is curable or not pls give me reply my son eyes also like this

[@justinjburk]

You should take your son to a doctor to properly diagnose him. If your child has this exact condition, it can usually be treated with surgery.

[@alexschmidt2895]

@@justinjburk treated not cured.

[@vishalinimuthukumar6771]

The condition usually diminishes by 18 months or before the age of 5-6 (if proper medical care is provided )

[@kamleshmazila4161]

@@vishalinimuthukumar6771 no this is infantile esotropia it won't diminish, it requires surgery.. Otherwise it causes amblyopia

[@arkiles2]

@@kamleshmazila4161 no this is spasmus nutans need a MRI to exclude glioma if not ,it diminished with age 6 month to 8 years