Early Visual Development, Normal and Abnormal

PART I: REFRACTIVE DEVELOPMENT; 1. Early Refractive Development; 2. Visually Guided Control of Refractive State: Results from Animal Models; 3. Infant Accomodation and Convergence; PART II: OCULOMOTOR FUNCTION; 4. Conjugate Eye Movements in Infants; 5. The Development of the Vestibulo-Ocular and Optokinetic Reflexes; PART III: SPATIAL AND CHROMATIC VISION; 6. Front-End Limitations to Infant Spatial Vision: An Examination of Two Analyses; 7. Development of the Human Visual Field; 8. Development of Scotopic Retinal Sensitivity; 9. Infant Color Vision: OKN Techniques and Null Plane Analysis; 10. Orientation- and Motor-Selective Mechanisms in Infants; 11. Intrinsic Noise and Infant Visual Performance; PART IV: BINOCULAR VISION; 12. Development of Interocular Vision in Infants; 13. Steropsis in Infants and its Developmental Relationship to Visual Acuity; 14. Sensory-Motor Adaptation and the Development of the Horopter; 15. Two Stages in the Development of Binocular Vision and Eye Alignment; 16. On the Development of the Threshold Nonlinearity, Peripheral Acuity, Binocularity and Complex Steroscopic Processing; PART V: RETINAL AND CORTICAL DEVELOPMENT; 17. Morphological Development of the Primate Retina; 18. Biological Limits on Visual Development in Primates; PART VI: ABNORMAL VISUAL DEVELOPMENT; 19. Clinical Examination of Infant Visual Status; 20. Visual Acuity Testing in Infants: From the Laboratory to the Clinic; 21. Infant Vision Screening: Prediction and Prevention of Strabismus and Amblyopia from Refractive Screening in the Cambridge Photorefraction Program; 22. Detection and Treatment of Congenital Esotropia; 23. Motion Sensitivity and the Origins of Infantile Strabismus; 24. Amblyopia: A Consequence of Abnormal Visual Development; 25. Stereoscopic Neurontropy and the Origins of Amblyopia and Esotropia; 26. Visual Outcomes in Infant Cataract; 27. Prematurity and Visual Development; 28. Visual Factors in Development Delay and Neurological Disorders in Infants; PART VII: WHAT NEXT IN INFANT RESEARCH; 29. The Use of Models of the ERG to Improve Hypothesis Delineation: A Study of the Infant ERG; 30. Improving Infant Evoked Response Measurement; 31. Whither Infant Psychophysics?; 32. Theories of Infant Visual Development