Grand Rounds
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The document discusses the nature and management of comitant convergent and divergent strabismus. It covers factors to consider in evaluation such as age, angle of strabismus, and sensory adaptations. For management of convergent strabismus, it discusses approaches for fully accommodative esotropia, partially accommodative esotropia, convergence excess, and non-refractive esotropias. For divergent strabismus, it discusses divergence excess, near exophoria, and constant exotropia. Surgical correction is usually needed for large angle or non-accommodative deviations.
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Grand Rounds
- 1. Grand Rounds
- 27. Intermittent:
- 38. Nature and Management of Comitant Divergent Strabismus
- 54. Investigation
- 58. Dissociated Vertical Deviation (alternating sursumduction) Stidwell, 1997
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- The condition in which the patient sees not much and the practitioner nothing at all… ! It is always (or almost always) associated with strab, aniso or form deprivation in early life. Diagnosed when there reduced letter acuity, absence of pathology and when any ametropia is corrected. The results of pyschophysical studies & electrophysiological investigations suggest little primary retinal or LGN abnormality. Instead, the most profound effects of the amblyopic process are found in the striate cortex.