Titlebook: Convergent Strabismus; Leo Evens Book 1982 Belgian Society of Ophthalmology, Leuven, Belgium 1982 Strabismus.anatomy.nystagmus.pathogenesi

Harbor

Problems with Neumann Boundary Conditions, or intermittently during fixation at a distant and/or near object. This misalignment is accompanied by various sensorial phenomena: suppression (inhibition), anomalous correspondence, diplopia, amblyopia, eccentric fixation (6, 7, 22, 27, 80, 104).

GRAVE

Foreknowledge

薄荷醇

Problems with Neumann Boundary Conditions,e can define our topic as the study of the different aspects of the misalignment in a convergent sense of the visual axes, existing either permanently or intermittently during fixation at a distant and/or near object. This misalignment is accompanied by various sensorial phenomena: suppression (inhi

沙文主義

Igor Chudinovich,Christian Constandantributing factors, of the philosophical and empirical foundations of treatment (43, 46, 58, 96, 105, 129, 145, 179), we will limit this chapter to the history of the therapeutical approaches to convergent squint. Not without mentioning that the theoretical insight into strabismus has in recent year

Immunotherapy

干涉

Igor Chudinovich,Christian Constanday. The Dutch layman speaks of the lazy eye (lui oog), and in olden times the expression of visual obtusion (stompzichtigheid) was used. Although this was a more or less exact translation of the Greek word amblyopia, this could no longer be used because of the emotional connotation. The concept of am

猛擊

https://doi.org/10.1007/b138804 binocular cooperation between both eyes; this means bifoveal fusion and a good fusional range. It is often not possible to obtain this ideal. Therefore the practical aims we look for in all-day practice are to obtain a normal vision in both eyes, a cosmetically acceptable strabismus (with an angle

pantomime

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-8024-2Strabismus; anatomy; nystagmus; pathogenesis

法律

978-94-009-8026-6Belgian Society of Ophthalmology, Leuven, Belgium 1982