What is another word for hirschberg test?
Pronunciation: [hˈɜːʃbɜːɡ tˈɛst] (IPA) 
The Hirschberg test is a common diagnostic test used to assess the alignment of the eyes and detect strabismus or lazy eye. However, there are several other synonyms for this test that are commonly used in the medical field. These include the Krimsky test, Brückner test, and Shine test. The Krimsky test is similar to the Hirschberg test and uses a prism to gauge eye alignment. The Brückner test involves observing the eyes through a special device that illuminates the eye with a bright light. The Shine test also uses a special device to assess eye alignment, but it involves the use of a flashlight instead of a lighted device.
