What is dissociation? Methods?
Ads and disads of corneal reflections
What are the 3 tyes of CT?
cover-uncover
alternating - done to observe phoria
prism cover test - measures magnitude
What is the maddox rod testing for? Ads and disads?
Quantify latent deviations
What is fixation disparity
Small misalignment of visual axes during binocular viewing conditions that doesn't result in loss of sensory fusion.
What is the double maddox rod test
test for cyclo deviations
put maddox rod on both eyes, different colours with linesgoing vertical = 1 horizontal line
add 6 base DOWN prism on RE to dissociate = 2 horizontal lines seen
ask px if both lines are straight. If not, change axis of MR until both straight
Stereo tests which disparity? Crossed or uncrossed?
How to change that?
Normal result?
Tests crossed
Hold test upside-down or reversing filters swaps disparity to uncrossed
60” = normal
Which stereo tests don't need filters?
Which do?
Normal values by age -Randot test
What is accomodative lag and lead
Lag- under accomodate, usually for near
Lead- over accomodate, usually for distance
AoA norms with age
How does prism affect NPC
Myopes - accomodate less, converge less so more exo. We fix that by adding base in prism, which helps convergence = NPC overestimated
Hyperopes- accomodate more, converge more so more eso. We add base out prism to fix eso which makes accommodation difficult = NPC overestimated
How to test jump convergence
How to calculate AC/A using heterophoria method
Which tests have total or partial dissociation
Total- red green filters,
TNO
Maddox rod
occluder
Worths light
Partial- polarising filters
Bagolini
Titmus
Mallet OXO
When does a latent become a manifest
Difficulty maintaining adequate motor and sensory fusion = decompensating phoria ( px becomes symptomatic)
Will see this as slow recovery on CT
Symptoms of decompensating phoria and heterotropia
Astenopia, headache, sore swollen eyelids, general irritation intermittent dip, blur
Heterotropia = dip or suppression
Which factors affect compensation
Task conditions- size, contrast, colour, lighting, distance
Health- phoria may decompensate during ill health, fatigue, anxiety, meds reduce accom
Rx- uncorrected rx affects accom, affects convergence via AC/A ratio
Fusional range- fusional vergence used to overcome latent dev to maintain BSV
How to manage phorias
Prisms - dont correct whole phoria!
Rx- undercorrect hyperopic exo and myopic esos ( for horizontal)
Additional power to change accomodation = change convergence (for horizontal)
Plus addition relaxes accom = reduced eso at near bz blurred DV. Works well with high AC/A
Minus addition stimulates accom= reduces exo at distance and near. May be uncomfortable
Surgery- with large deviations and Symptomatic and other management options have failed
Orthoptic exercises- used for horizontal phoria
What are some orthoptic exercises
Physiological dip- hold 2 pens 20cm apart. Look at further pen, nearer one should appear double. Vice versa
Free space stereograms- 3 cats. Bring them closer or further to fuse into 1 cat
Repeat little time and often, once or twice 5x daily
Review every 6 weeks
Exercises vs prism
Convergence insufficiency associated in people with ?
Myopes reading without specs
New presbyopes with near specs
Newly corrected low hyperopes
Unilateral amblyopia
Excessive close work
Wide pd
Convergence insufficiency management?
Pen to nose- try to maintain single target, aim to get closer each time.
Several times a day, 5 to 10mi s
Review after 1 month
Jump- 2 pens one distance and near. Fixate on further then jump to near. Repeat and bring near target closer till dip reported
How to treat accomodative insufficiency
Full rx, max plus, worn DV NV
Exercises- push up, flipper lenses +2, 2-6 x a day, for 5 mins
How to record diplopia on bar charts? What does each mean?
Any tilt means problem with obliques
Max seperation means dev in that area
Lower line means higher eye
Can be crossed or uncrossed ( see which eye has which colour goggles )
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