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What is the difference between convergence insufficiency and exotropia?

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What is the difference between convergence insufficiency and exotropia?

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In convergence insufficiency, eye misalignment occurs when focusing at near. Occasionally, a well controlled exotropia (outward eye turning) will be present at near and distance in a patient with convergence weakness; however, in convergence insufficiency the deviation is symptomatic and occurs spontaneously only when focusing on near objects.

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