The psychological impact of strabismus: does the angle really matter?
The psychological impact of strabismus does not appear to be related to the patient's angle of deviation, age, sex, presence of diplopia, visual acuity or direction of deviation. Larger studies are required using strabismus specific tools for evaluating psychological impact to further investigate these findings.
We identified a number of socioeconomic and psychosocial correlates of BP dipping and found that reduced dipping among blacks vs. whites is partially explained by marital status (being unmarried) and lower education among blacks. We also present results suggesting that repeated ABPM may facilitate the detection of associations between dipping and other variables.