2006年1月18日 · The advantages of a Binocular vision are: 1. The first and the foremost advantage of a binocular vision is single vision. 2. In addition to single vision it results in stereopsis – the most precise kind of depth perception 3. Enlargement of the field of vision 4. Compensation for blind spot and other differences Sensory Aspects of Binocular ...
Binocular balancing can be done using the Risley prism on the phoropter or by alternate occlusion. In either case, you should start the binocular balancing procedures by adding +0.75D sphere to both eyes so that the patient's visual acuity is blurred to the 20/30 – 20/40 level. By slightly blurring vision in this way, eye dominance is effectively
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2006年1月19日 · Exodeviations or divergent squint occurs as a result of certain obstacles to development or maintenance of binocular vision and/ or due to defective action of the medial rectus muscles. Small exophorias are found in high frequency in the normal population and 60-70% of normal newborn infants have a transient exodeviation that resolves by 4-6 ...
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2015年8月10日 · The patient needs to be slightly blurred for binocular balancing to work. If vision is not blurred, the patient's dominant eye will take over and they will end up with their non-dominant eye being over minused. Slide 35 There are two ways to perform binocular balancing. The first technique uses the Risley Prism on the phoropter.
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2013年3月6日 · A patient response of “none” when the fingers are silently displayed in the “non-seeing” field confirms vision in that area. Monocular and binocular visual field testing: If the patient reports a monocular visual field defect, the visual field test can be repeated with both eyes open. If the field defect is still present under binocular ...
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2015年8月11日 · The goal of vision screening is to detect poor vision or risk factors for poor vision at a time when therapy can be initiated to achieve good visual outcomes. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force currently recommends vision screening for children ages 3-5 (5); however, screening has been successfully implemented in infants as young as 6 ...
Duane Retraction Syndrome: - University of Iowa
2005年6月1日 · Globe retraction and field of single binocular vision can be improved in patients with Duane retraction syndrome through surgical intervention. One could consider inactivation of lateral rectus by disinserting the muscle with reattachment to the orbital periosteum, accompanied by augmented vertical muscle transposition.
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Binocular Vision by Rahul Bhola, MD (also available as a pdf file) Intermittent Exotropia: A Major Review by Rahul Bhola, MD. Pediatric Spectacle Prescription and Retinoscopy Made Simple: A Tutorial by Jacob Evans, BS, Tyler Risma, MD, and Alina Dumitrescu, MD. Strabismus Surgical Tray by Robert Dinn, MD
Monofixation Syndrome: - University of Iowa
2015年2月23日 · In normal binocular vision, the patient will describe the central fixation light that is crossed by each streak. In monofixation syndrome, the patient will describe the central fixation light that is crossed by only one streak from the dominant fixating eye and will perceive the other streak from the non-dominant eye to have a gap where it ...
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2015年4月24日 · The first eye is covered for approximately 1-2 seconds. As this eye is covered, the uncovered eye is observed for any shift in fixation. The occluder is then removed and any refixation movements are then noted under binocular conditions. If there is no shift in fixation it can mean two things: