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    The document is a decision tree for diagnosing diplopia, or double vision. It provides a series of yes or no questions to determine if the diplopia is monocular or binocular in nature. Monocular diplopia can be caused by refractive errors or opacity in the media of the eye, while binocular diplopia suggests a problem with eye movement muscles or neurological pathways. Based on additional responses, the tree can determine if the cause is related to specific cranial nerves, muscles, or thyroid conditions.

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    The document is a decision tree for diagnosing diplopia, or double vision. It provides a series of yes or no questions to determine if the diplopia is monocular or binocular in nature. Monocular diplopia can be caused by refractive errors or opacity in the media of the eye, while binocular diplopia suggests a problem with eye movement muscles or neurological pathways. Based on additional responses, the tree can determine if the cause is related to specific cranial nerves, muscles, or thyroid conditions.

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    The document is a decision tree for diagnosing diplopia, or double vision. It provides a series of yes or no questions to determine if the diplopia is monocular or binocular in nature. Monocular diplopia can be caused by refractive errors or opacity in the media of the eye, while binocular diplopia suggests a problem with eye movement muscles or neurological pathways. Based on additional responses, the tree can determine if the cause is related to specific cranial nerves, muscles, or thyroid conditions.

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    The document is a decision tree for diagnosing diplopia, or double vision. It provides a series of yes or no questions to determine if the diplopia is monocular or binocular in nature. Monocular diplopia can be caused by refractive errors or opacity in the media of the eye, while binocular diplopia suggests a problem with eye movement muscles or neurological pathways. Based on additional responses, the tree can determine if the cause is related to specific cranial nerves, muscles, or thyroid conditions.

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    ALGORITMA DIPLOPIA

    Diplopia

    True diplopia Penglihatan kabur

    Apakah diplopia tetap ada meskipun


    salah satu mata ditutup?

    Iya Tidak

    Monokular Binokular

    Apakah tetap sama dengan Bagaimana 2 benda terpisah?


    penggunaan pinhole?

    Horizontal Vertikal
    Iya Tidak

    Apakah yang membuat


    Gangguan kortikal Opasitas media refraksi, diplopia pasien memberat Ptosis/ansikoria (+) Ptosis/ansikoria (-)
    seringnya katarak

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    orbitopathy (+)
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    Kelemahan N. VI Oftalmoplegia
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