Noun
Alt. of Diplopy
Source: Webster's dictionarydiplopia often disappears when one eye is covered Source: Internet
Both or one eye may be affected; in either case double vision ( diplopia ) will likely occur because the movements of the eyes are no longer synchronized. Source: Internet
He developed severe headaches, diplopia (double vision), and evanescent weakness of the left arm and leg. Source: Internet
Damage to the oculomotor nerve (III) can cause double vision ( diplopia ) and inability to coordinate the movements of both eyes ( strabismus ), also eyelid drooping ( ptosis ) and pupil dilation ( mydriasis ). Source: Internet
Damage to the abducens nerve (VI) can also result in diplopia. Source: Internet
Damage to the trochlear nerve (IV) can also cause diplopia with the eye adducted and elevated. Source: Internet