👉 Orthophyre, also known as an orthophytic or a phyletically orthophytic eye movement, is a type of visual motion that occurs when the eyes are moving in an oblique (parallel to the horizontal) direction. This means that the eyes move through different planes of vision without actually looking at each other. The term "orthophyre" comes from the Greek words "orthos" meaning "in line" and "phore" meaning "eye." The eye movement
