Step by Step: Clinical Management of Strabismus

This book on ophthalmic sub-specialty encompasses a wide range


of disorders of both congenital and acquired origin involving abnormalities of


ocular motility and alignment, the final consequence in most cases being loss of


binocular co-ordination of the eyes. This book covers the basic evaluation diagnosis


and treatment of the most prevalent vision disorders in a clinical optometrist's or


ophthalmologist's practice. Coverage includes the most common non-strabismus


binocular vision disorders, including accommodative and eye movement disorders


as well as ambylopia, myopia, background information, symptoms, case analysis


and management options, control, and binocular vision problems associated with


refractive surgery. This book provides information on vision therapy procedures.


Describes about instrumentation, the latest equipment and computer software. The


latest research on advanced diagnostic and management issues is also included. A


short overview of strabismus with strong genetic basis has been provided to orient


the busy practitioners and the students. Provides an updated material-particularly


on visual surgery and ocular motor disorders with all the five major five ocular


motor-systems, the eyelid and neuro-ophthalmologic manifestations of non-organic


diseases. Serves ophthalmologists, optometrists, postgraduate students and


ophthalmic-surgeons.