1966
DOI: 10.1136/bjo.50.12.718
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"A" and "V" phenomena.

Abstract: BIELSCHOWSKY (1935), Danis (1948), andRingland Anderson (1959) noted divergence on looking up and convergence on looking down in normal individuals. UrretsZavalia (1955) stressed the need for examination of the amplitude of deviation on upward and downward gaze. Urist (1951Urist ( , 1954a gave the name of Urist's syndrome to secondary vertical squints and classified them into four groups. Albert and Costenbader (1959) gave the name of "A and V syndrome" to vertically incomitant squint and described "A" and "V… Show more

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