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‘It is the task of the clinician, by seeking the normal reflexes in the patients in question, to ascertain the absence or disturbance of these reflexes and — in so far as the relevant anatomical and physiological factors are known — to draw conclusions herefrom as to the site, nature and causation of the altered mode of reaction, in order to gain from and in these data a knowledge of the point of attack, the desired change and the possibilities of effective treatment.’
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Keiner, G.B.J. (1958). Examination of Squinting Children. In: New Viewpoints on the Origin of Squint. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-6770-5_2
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