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</html><description>pseudostrabismus is the appearance of crossed or misaligned eyes when the eyes are actually properly aligned. It is most commonly noticed in infants and young children, especially in photos or certain gaze positions. The term is used in eye care to describe a &#x201C;false strabismus&#x201D; and to distinguish it from true eye misalignment. It is a descriptive diagnosis made after an eye alignment exam.</description></oembed>
