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By
Erik Weissberg, OD, The New England College of Optometry, Boston, MA
Description
Ideal for the diagnosis and management of patients with binocular vision anomalies, this practical
and accessible manual includes
all types of binocular vision problems, not just the most common
non-strabismic varieties. Clinical conditions are presented in a
concise, straightforward, and clinically relevant format – with topics organized by general information, signs, symptoms, differential
diagnosis, work-up, treatment, and follow-up. A separate section for diagnostic and treatment procedures contains all the diagnostic
procedures that are required for the effective work-up of patients with binocular vision problems. Helpful charts and tables are also
provided and contain a variety of information arranged in an easily referenced, highly portable format.
Contents
Part 1: Clinical Conditions
Chapter 1: Non-strabismic binocular vision anomalies-Rich Laudon
1.1 Convergence insufficiency
1.2
Convergence excess
1.3 Fusional vergence dysfunction
1.4 Functional ocular motor dysfunction
Chapter 2: Disorders of accommodation-Rich
Laudon
2.1 General accommodative dysfunction (includes AI, AE, infacility)
Chapter 3: Esodeviations-Stacy Lyons
3.1 Infantile
esotropia
3.2 Refractive esotropia
3.3 Acute acquired esotropia
3.4 Cyclic esotropia
3.5 Microtropia
3.6 Divergence Insufficiency
Chapter
4: Exodeviations-Barry Kran
4.1 Divergence Excess
4.2 Infantile exotropia
4.3 Sensory strabismus
4.4 Consecutive exotropia
Chapter
5: Mechanically restrictive strabismus-Nicole Boisvert
5.1 Duane?s syndrome
5.2 Brown?s syndrome
5.3 Thyroid
Chapter 6: Paralytic
strabismus
5.4 Cranial nerve IV palsy
5.5 Cranial nerve VI palsy
5.6 Cranial nerve III palsy
Chapter 7: Horizontal gaze
disturbances-Melissa Rice
7.1 Internuclear ophthalmoplegia/One and a half syndrome
7.2 Congenital ocular motor apraxia
7.3 Acquired
ocular motor apraxia (Baliant?s syndrome)
Chapter 8: Vertical gaze disturbances-Melissa Rice
8.1 Vertical gaze palsy
8.2 Monocular
elevation paresis
8.3 Progressive supranuclear palsy (Steele-Richardson Olszewski syndrome)
8.4 Dorsal midbrain syndrome (Parinaud?s
syndrome)
Chapter 9: Ocular Myasthenia
9.1 Ocular Myasthenia
Chapter 10: Amblyopia-Bruce Moore/Erik Weissberg
10.1 General
amblyopia
Chapter 11: Vision related learning difficulties-Rich Laudon
11.1 General vision related learning difficulties
PART
2: Diagnostic Procedures
Monocular/Binocular Fixation Status (Fix, Follow and Maintain)
Bruchner
4BO
Three Step Test
Prism
adaptation test
Visuoscopy
Krimsky Test
Maddox rod with prism
Maddox rod with scale
Double Maddox Rod
Step Vergences
Monocular
Estimation Method (MEM)
NSUCO (the Maples)
Cycloplegic refraction
Double maddox rod
Torsion testing with ophthalmoscopy
Appendix
1: Overview of non-strabismic binocular work-up
Appendix 2: Overview of vision therapy program
| Bibliographic details |
Paperback, 256 pages, publication date: FEB-2004
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-7384-6
ISBN-10: 0-7506-7384-2
Imprint: BUTTERWORTH HEINEMANN
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Last update: 10 Sep 2009
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