Study: Children With Exotropia Had Higher Chance Of Developing Psychiatric Disorders

Thursday, December 4, 2008

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Psychiatric disorders developed by early adulthood more often in children with exotropia than in control subjects, a study found. However, children with esotropia were no more likely than control subjects to develop mental illness.

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Study: Children With Exotropia Had Higher Chance Of Developing Psychiatric Disorders

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