Table 1 Clinical characteristics of childhood intermittent exotropia
Clinical characteristics |  | N = (389) | |
|---|---|---|---|
Sex (Male/Female) | Â | 186/203 | |
Age (years, mean ± SD) |  | 8.17 ± 2.81(5–17) | |
VA of eyes (mean ± SD) | Left | −0.05 ± 0.21(0.1–0.2) | |
Right | −0.05 ± 0.1(0–0.2) | ||
Deviation (PD, mean ± SD) | Near | 31.08 ± 9.92(10–64) | |
Distance | 31.43 ± 8.94(12–64) | ||
Sensory fusion | Normal (III) | 82(21%) | |
Abnormal (Nil-II) | 307(79%) | ||
Stereoacuity (seconds) | Near | Good (≤63″) | 116(29.8%) |
Moderate(≤200″) | 79(20.3%) | ||
Poor(> 200″) | 194(49.9%) | ||
Distance | Good (≤63″) | 25(6.4%) | |
Moderate(≤200″) | 41(10.5%) | ||
Poor(> 200″) | 323(83.1%) | ||
Near control score (median,range) |  |  | 9(7–9) |