Titlebook: New Viewpoints on the Origin of Squint; A Clinical and Stati G. B. J. Keiner Book 1958 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1958 natur

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The Optomotor Reflexes in Strabismus,rtain that any notions of conscious mental participation in any form whatever — whereby it should be remembered that although conscious processes are cerebral processes the converse is certainly not true — or voluntary reactions, at this primitive stage of life, have to be rejected on anatomical and physiological grounds.

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Examination of Squinting Children,s and — in so far as the relevant anatomical and physiological factors are known — to draw conclusions herefrom as to the site, nature and causation of the altered mode of reaction, in order to gain from and in these data a knowledge of the point of attack, the desired change and the possibilities of effective treatment.’

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The Sight of Infants,Upon observation of the way in which a baby a few days old looks around it in an apparently normal way, with the eyes wide open, even an ophthalmologist will hardly be inclined to doubt that the child does really see, i.e. receives and analyses visual impressions. This seems to be a matter of course.

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Amblyopia,A chapter on amblyopia might be dispensed with in a study concerned with the aetiology of squint, were it not for the fact that in the history of the problem amblyopia has always occupied — and still continues to occupy — an important position in theories on the aetiology.

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