orthoptic
/ɔ:'θɔptik/
Definition
Adjective Relating to or involving normal binocular vision, which is the ability of both eyes to work together to produce a single, three-dimensional image and to maintain proper alignment.
Examples
- The patient underwent orthoptic exercises to improve eye coordination.
- An orthoptic assessment is often part of a comprehensive pediatric eye exam.
- The goal of the treatment was to restore orthoptic function.
Advanced Usage
- Orthoptic field: A specialized area of medicine and therapy focused on diagnosing and treating disorders of binocular vision, such as strabismus (crossed eyes) and amblyopia (lazy eye).
- Orthoptic training / therapy: A series of prescribed eye exercises designed to improve eye teaming, focusing, and alignment.
Variants and Related Words
- Orthoptics (noun): The study and treatment of defects in binocular vision, especially by non-surgical means.
- She specialized in orthoptics at the children's hospital.
- Orthoptist (noun): A healthcare professional trained to perform orthoptic assessments and provide orthoptic therapy.
- The orthoptist worked with the child on convergence exercises.
Synonyms
- Binocular (when referring to vision)
- Stereoscopic
Antonyms
- Monocular (involving one eye)
- Diplopic (relating to double vision)
Adjective
-
of or relating to normal binocular vision
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