what is dwayne's syndrome?

something to do with the eyes

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Duane's syndrome (Duane's I) is the inability to move the eye laterally away from the nose ( with widening of the eyes), retraction of the eye, and retraction of the eye when looking up close (all known as Duane's I). In Duane's II, there is an inability to move the eye towards the nose, and Duane's III is a combo of I and II. Basically, it's a form of strabismus. Surgery is generally not performed, it's usually treated with prism in corrective lenses to alleviate any double vision and fuse images. There may or may not be amblyopia involved (the inability to see 20/20 despite corrective lenses).

It is a birth defect in which a baby is born without the nerve development necessary for normal eye movement and control, strength and function of the eyelids, and regular 20/20 vision.
Just do a search, it says it's a condition involving a weakening of the outer muscle of the eye.
It's a birth defect and means the eye muscle that holds the eye in place have not developed properly.
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