orthoptics
/ɔrˈθɑptɪks/
noun
- A type of eye therapy that uses exercises to improve vision, especially for problems with eye coordination or lazy eye.
- After several months of orthoptics, her double vision had almost completely disappeared.
- Many patients with strabismus benefit from a combination of surgery and orthoptics.
- The doctor recommended orthoptics to help strengthen the child's weak eye muscles.