| If there is NO movement of the uncovered eye when you remove the cover and the uncovered eye remains fixated then an alternating exotropia or esotropia is present. |
| Accommodative esotropia, which usually begins in toddlers who are farsighted, is an example. |
| Twelve patients had an esotropia, two an esophoria with asthenopic complaints, 35 an exotropia and two an exophoria with asthenopic symptoms. |
| This type of accommodative esotropia is not as common and most children with accommodative esotropia require simply a single vision lens to restore binocularity. |
| When an eye turns in, the child has esotropia. |
| A common type of concomitant strabismus seen in young children is accommodative esotropia, in which the eyes are consistently or intermittently crossed when trying to focus. |
