| − | '''Strabismus''' is a complication where the [[eyes]] do not work together to see a single object. If the affected eye(s) are not used for a long period of time, strabismus can cause blurred or double vision and/or [[blindness]]. <ref>Stanley, Debbie. ''Coping with Vision Disorders''. The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc., New York. (2001)</ref> The word comes from the Greek συκδικ or "strabiss", meaning "to squint". | + | '''Strabismus''' is a complication where the [[eyes]] do not work together to see a single object. If the affected eye(s) are not used for a long period of time, strabismus can cause blurred or double vision and/or [[blindness]]. <ref>Stanley, Debbie. ''Coping with Vision Disorders''. The Rosen Publishing Group, Inc., New York. (2001)</ref> The word comes from the Greek στραβίζειν or ''strabizein'', meaning "to squint". |