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| measuring_strabismus [2025/03/01 08:02] – Scott Larson | measuring_strabismus [2025/12/15 03:42] (current) – Scott Larson | ||
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| - Acuity Chart with optotypes | - Acuity Chart with optotypes | ||
| - Scott Fixation Device | - Scott Fixation Device | ||
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| - Video with formed images | - Video with formed images | ||
| - Finger puppets | - Finger puppets | ||
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| * watch how their eyes look with distance and near targets | * watch how their eyes look with distance and near targets | ||
| * you should to be able to estimate the amount of manifest deviation with practice | * you should to be able to estimate the amount of manifest deviation with practice | ||
| - | * Corneal Refection tests | + | ===Corneal Refection tests=== |
| * Accommodation not controlled and fusion not suspended | * Accommodation not controlled and fusion not suspended | ||
| * **Hirschberg test** | * **Hirschberg test** | ||
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| * Scleral Comparison | * Scleral Comparison | ||
| - | * compare the amount of white visible between the eyes | + | * compare the amount of white visible between the eyes |
| - | * **Prism Cover Tests** | + | * [[https:// |
| + | ===Prism Cover Tests=== | ||
| * Single Prism Cover Test | * Single Prism Cover Test | ||
| * Prism is placed over the deviated or paretic eye | * Prism is placed over the deviated or paretic eye | ||
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| === Frontal Plane Position === | === Frontal Plane Position === | ||
| * **Horizontal and vertical prism bars** are calibrated for use in the frontal plane position. | * **Horizontal and vertical prism bars** are calibrated for use in the frontal plane position. | ||
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| === Prism Stacking === | === Prism Stacking === | ||
| * Stacking two prisms in the same direction will induce measurement error | * Stacking two prisms in the same direction will induce measurement error | ||
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| * Prism is induced in the presence of an anisometropic spectacle correction when the visual axis is not aligned with the optical axis of the lenses. | * Prism is induced in the presence of an anisometropic spectacle correction when the visual axis is not aligned with the optical axis of the lenses. | ||
| * This can cause diplopia and account for differences in measurements obtained in secondary and tertiary gaze positions. | * This can cause diplopia and account for differences in measurements obtained in secondary and tertiary gaze positions. | ||
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| ===== References ===== | ===== References ===== | ||
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| - | - {{:artifacts_introduced_by_spectacle_lenses_in_the_measurement_of_strabismic_deviations.pdf |Artifacts Introduced by Spectacle Lenses in the Measurement of Strabismic Deviations. Scattergood, | + | - [[https://1drv.ms/ |
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