pearljam59
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A newborn has strabismus. Which of the following is the rationale for surgically correcting this problem during early childhood?
A. Cataract formation is more likely in misaligned eyes
B. Neither eye will develop normal monocular vision
C. Normal binocular vision will not develop
D. Retinal ganglion cells in the temporal hemiretinas will degenerate
E. Separate representations of each retina will develop on the visual cortex
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| babli
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C
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| druas
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E?
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| vanshita
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e?
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| fleuve
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c
one eye will dominate and theother degenerate and lose vision ability
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| yasmeen
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its c .its the reason correction of strabismus is must in childhood
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| giovanni83
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yes c, infact during childhood, you still are in the "plastic period" of the vision, and you can loose the vision from one eye, simply not using it, or because of a strabism
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| hellohie
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