Volume 41, 1991

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Editorial: Wheeler ....................................................................................	vi
Editorial: Jenkins .....................................................................................	vi
Editorial: France .....................................................................................	vii
Letter of Congratulations from Barbara Bush ......................................	ix
Symposium: Perspectives in Strabismus: Celebration of 50 Years of Orthoptics Introduction Maynard B. Wheeler, M.D. ......................................................................	1
Evolution of Sensory Thinking in Strabismus: Our British Heritage John T. Flynn, M.D. .................................................................................	2
Developments in Orthoptic Therapy Hazel Dendy Kelly, C.O. ..........................................................................	8
Orthoptic Approach to Sensory Anomalies Gunter K. von Norden .............................................................................	12
The Role and Growth of Orthoptics in the Ophthalmologists Private Practice: The Orthoptist's View Ida L. Iacobucci, C.O. .............................................................................	15
Orthoptics in Private Practice: The Ophthalmologist's View Stewart M. Wolff, M.D. ............................................................................	19
Adults with Childhood Onset Strabismus Sally Moore, C.O.. ....................................................................................	23
Reflections on the Superior Oblique Muscle Phillip Knapp, M.D. .................................................................................	26
Evolution of the Orthoptist from Apprentice to University Professor Evelyn Tomlinson, M.A., C.O. .................................................................	28
The AACO: An International Leader Frankie W. Stegall, J.D., C.O. .................................................................	31
The Combined Role of the Orthoptist and the Pediatric Ophthalmologist in Training and Research William E. Scott, M.D. .............................................................................	33
Orthoptics and Ocular Motility: The Next 50 Years Judy H. Seaber, C.O., Ph.D. ....................................................................	35
Richard G. Scobee Memorial Lecture
Acquired Strabismus in Adulthood Cynthia W. Avilla, C.O. ...........................................................................	41
The American Association of Certified Orthoptists 1965-1990: An Assessment of How We Have Functioned Jacqueline W. Frank, C.O. ......................................................................	52
Brain Activity in Amblyopia Joseph L. Demer, M.D., Ph.D., Gunter K. von Norden, M.D., Nora D. Volkow, M.D., and K. Lance Gould, M.D. ..............................................	56
Long-Term Follow-up of Extraocular Muscle Surgery for Congenital Esotropia Anthony R. Caputo, M.D., Suquin Guo, M.D., Rudolph S. Wagner, M.D., and Maria V. Picciano, M.D. ...................................................................	67
Treatment of Unilateral Exotropia by Part-Time Occlusion Pamela H. Berg, C.O. and Sherwin J. Isenberg, M.D. .............................	72
Evaluation of the Contrast Sensitivity Function in Patients with Intermittent Exotropia Frances Williams, O.C.(C.), Pierre Lachapelle, Ph.D. and Raquel Beneish, O.C.(C.), M.Sc. ..........................................................................	77
Surgical Management of Excyclotorsion Sandra G. Finkelman, C.O., and Malcolm L. Masow, M.D. ...................	81
The Age of Onset of Dissociated Vertical Deviation (DVD) Susan A. Stewart, D.B.O., C.O., and William E. Scott, M.D. ...................	85
Fixation Switch Diplopia: An Evaluation of Suppression Kathy Smith, O.C.(C.), Terry Kaban, O.C.(C.), W. Cadera, M.D., and R. B. Orton, M.D. ..........................................................................................	90
The Syndrome of Antimetropia and Switched Fixation in Strabismus Renee Richards, M.D. ...............................................................................	96
Acute Accommodative and Convergence Insufficiency Malcolm L. Masow, M.D., Kathryn Musgrove, M.D., and Sandra Finkelman, C.O. ......................................................................................	102
Basic Screening Principles Heather Macpherson, O.C.(C.), Janet Braunstein, BSN, MPH, and G. R. LaRoche, M.D., FRCS(C) ....................................................................	110
Stereopsis and ARC Rachael Hansell, D.B.O., C.O. .................................................................	122
Confronting Language Barriers J.Parkinson, O.C.(C.), and G. R. Laroche, M.D., FRCS(C) ....................	128
Ocular Manifestations of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Cheryl Lynn McCarus, C.O. COMT ........................................................	132
Case Corner Jaqueline E. Pappas, C.O. .......................................................................	137
Book Reviews Binocular Vision and Ocular Motility ......................................................	143
Orthoptic Assessment and Management .................................................	143
Dictionary of Eye Terminology ................................................................	144
Ophthalmology Terminology: Speller and Vocabulary Builder ...............	145
Correlative Neuro-Anatomy: The Anatomical Bases of Some Common Neurological Deficits ...............................................................................	146
Atlas of Ophthalmological Surgery .........................................................	146
Beard's Ptosis, 4th Edition ......................................................................	147
Drug-Induced Ocular Side Effects and Drug Interactions ......................	145
Abstracts of the Ophthalmic Literature .................................................	148
Members of the 1991 American Orthoptic Council ..............................	167
1991 American Orthoptic Council Committees .....................................	168
American Association of Certified Orthoptists .....................................	170
Ten Year Cummulative Index: 1981-1990 .............................................	170
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