Differential Diagnosis for Diplopia/Double vision

Synonyms:

diplopia, Diplopia (disorder), Diplopias, Double vision, double vision vision, Seeing double, Vision double, vision double vision (less)

diplopia, Diplopia (disorder), Diplopias, Double vision, double vision visi... (more)

Definition:

The perception of two images of a single object called also ambiopia, doubl... (more) (Edit)

The perception of two images of a single object called also ambiopia, double vision, and binocular polyopia (Dorland Medical Dictionary 28th ed)

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