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What is Uncrossed diplopia in seen in : and explain in detail?
C i.e. Esotropia Uncrossed (homonymous) diplopia means that the detion & tilt of second image is in the same direction* as the action of the affected muscle. It is seen in convergent (Esotropia) squints eg lateral rectus palsyQ * If right LR is affected false (2nd) image is on the right side Diplopia Detion & tilt of 2nd (falses) image Seen in Homonymous or uncrossed In same direction as that of affected muscle Convergent squint (Esotropia) Q e.g. lateral rectus muscle palsyQ Hetronymous or crossed In opposite direction as that of affected muscle Divergent squint (Exotropia) Q e.g. 3rd nerve palsyQ