A disorder in which the eyes do not align in the same direction which is strabismus, or pediatric ophthalmology squint also known as “cross eyes”. The six different eye muscles inability to work in coordination with one another is what causes strabismus. There are two different images being sent to the brain, leading to confusion, usually the weaker image is ignored becoming a learned trait. The eye that is responsible for sending the weaker image will lose its ability to perceive which causes amblyopia or lazy eye. In children strabismus are unknown, but can be a causative factor from family history, but in adults it could be from botulism, diabetes, Graves disease, Guillain-Barre syndrome, Shellfish poisoning, Stroke, Traumatic brain injury and vision loss from any eye disease or injury. 
