<![CDATA[Eye health is an important aspect of supporting children's quality of life, as visual disorders can affect learning, social interaction, and child development. One condition that requires attention is Exophthalmos, a condition characterized by the protrusion of the eyeball from the orbital cavity, which can cause visual impairment and serious complications. The early diagnosis of Exophthalmos in children can be challenging because its symptoms are similar to those of several other orbital diseases, in addition to limited examination time. This study aims to develop an expert system that can assist medical professionals in conducting an initial diagnosis based on the symptoms experienced by patients using the Certainty Factor (CF) method. Based on testing using symptoms G01, G02, G03, G06, and G08, the highest Certainty Factor value was obtained for Graves' Disease, with a value of 0.9881 or 98.81%. This result indicates a very high level of confidence in the diagnosis based on the symptoms entered.]]>
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