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- 52% of children diagnosed with intermittent exotropia developed a mental illness by early adulthood. - Surgical correction of intermittent exotropia did not decrease the risk of developing mental illness, regardless of surgical success or age at surgery. - The timing of surgery, whether earlier or later than age 6, also did not influence mental illness outcomes.

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