Volume 46, 1996 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS |
| Editorial: Del Monte ................................................................................ | vii |
| Editorial: Avilla ....................................................................................... | viii |
| Editorial: France ..................................................................................... | ix |
| Symposium: | |
Solving the
"Mystery" of Esotropia. |
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Introduction: Edward G. Buckley, M.D. ................................................. |
1 |
| Childhood Esotropia: The Players George Ellis, Jr., M.D. ............................................................................ |
3 |
| Collecting the "Facts": Vision Assessment Techniques: Pearls and Pitfalls Diana J. Shamis, MHSE, C.O., COMT ................................................... |
7 |
| The "Prime Suspect"--The Infantile
Esotropia Syndrome Oscar A. Cruz, M.D. ............................................................................... |
14 |
| Neural Mechanisms in Infantile Esotropia: What Goes
Wrong? Lawrence Tyschen, M.D., Andreas Burkhalter, Ph.D. and Ronald G. Boothe, Ph.D. ......................................................................................... |
18 |
| The "Accomplice"--Accommodative Esotropia Susan A. Stewart Havertape, D.B.O., C.O. ............................................ |
29 |
| Small Angle Esotropia/Monofixation: Avoid the Traps Marshall M. Parks, M.D. ........................................................................ |
34 |
| Surgery for Esotropia in Young Adults David A. Pollock, M.D. and Albert W. Biglan, M.D. .............................. |
36 |
| Beware: Armed and Dangerous--Acquired
Non-Accommodative Esotropia Heather Macpherson, O.C.(C.), COMT, Inge De Becker, M.D., FRCS(C) and James R. MacNeill, M.D.,.FRCS(C). ................................................ |
44 |
| Putting the Pieces Together: Successful Amblyopia
Strategies Gail V. Morton, C.O. and Burton J. Kushner, M.D. ............................... |
57 |
| Use of Prisms: Are They Really Helpful? Pamela J. Kutschke, C.O. ....................................................................... |
61 |
| "Tying the Knot"--Surgical Choices in
Esotropia M. Edward Wilson, M.D. ......................................................................... |
65 |
| To Err is Human: Management of Surgical Complications John W. Simon, M.D. and Huseyin Bayramlar, M.D. .............................. |
73 |
| Secondary Exotropia Zane F. Pollard, M.D. and Marc F. Greenberg, M.D. ............................ |
80 |
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87 |
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94 |
| Acceptance/Use of the Teller Acuity Card Procedure
in the Clinic Patricia A. Bartholomew, B.S., A.O., Jeanne Chao, M.A., C.O., Janice L. Evans, M.Ed., Nan Hammel, B.A., Laura A. Trueb, M.A., Jane L. Verness, COMT, Graham E. Quinn, M.D., and Velma Dobson, Ph.D. .. |
99 |
| Is There a Place for Contrast Sensitivity Function
Testing in the Strabismus Exam? Lindreth DuBois, M.Ed., MMSc, C.O., COMT ....................................... |
106 |
| Occluder Contact Lens Tolerance in Noncompliant
Patients with Amblyopia C. Gail Summers, M.D. and James E. Egbert, M.D. .............................. |
111 |
| Occlusion Induced Esotropia in Siblings Jacqueline W. Frank, C.O., Burton J. Kushner, M.D. and Monte Mills, M.D. ........................................................................................................ |
118 |
| Prism Treatment of Incomitant Horizontal Deviations Jana M. Sinelli, C.O., COMT and Michael X. Repka, M.D. ................... |
123 |
| Success of Motor Alignment in Exotropia Treated
with Botulinum Toxin versus Surgery Edward G. Buckley, M.D., Judy Seaber, Ph.D. and Eva Tsironis, M.D. |
127 |
| Bilateral Anterior Transposition of the Inferior
Oblique for Dissociated Vertical Deviation in Congenital Esotropia Anthony Robert Caputo, M.D. and Alvina Pauline Santiago, M.D. ...... |
133 |
| Oblique-Muscle Surgery for Head Tilt Caused by
Congenital Motor Nystagmus Stephen P. Kraft, M.D., FRCS(C) .......................................................... |
143 |
| The Heavy Eye Phenomenon Sara Shipman, C.O. and Petra Schampel, C.O. .................................... |
150 |
| The Bacteriology of Congenital Lacrimal Obstruction Maureen A. Kelly, John W. Simon, M.D., Richard A. Venezia, Ph.D. and Jordan Kassoff, M.D. ............................................................................. |
155 |
| The Role of the Orthoptist in Visual
Rehabilitation: An Australian Perspective Kerry Fitzmaurice, D.O.B.A. .................................................................. |
159 |
| Isolated Inferior Rectus Paresiss as the Presenting
Manifestation of Myasthenia Gravis Andrew G. Lee, M.D. and Cynthia W. Avilla, C.O. ............................... |
167 |
| Congenital Nystagmus Masquerading as Spasmus Nutans Kyle A. Arnoldi, C.O., COMT ................................................................ |
171 |
| Head Tilt Due to Null-point See-saw Nystagmus Robert W. Arnold, M.D., M. Diane Armitage, C.O., Carl E. Rosen, M.D. and Brian R. Younge, M.D. .................................................................... |
181 |
| Review Papers: The Clinical Manisfestation, Natural History and Results of Treatment of Superior Oblique Myokymia Neil R. Miller, M.D. ................................................................................ |
185 |
| Supranuclear Eye Movement Disorders Duncan P. Anderson, M.D. .................................................................... |
191 |
| Case Corner Jacqueline W. Frank, C.O. .................................................................... |
202 |
| Book Review: Prisms in the Medical and Surgical Management of Strabismus Suzanne Veronneau-Troutman, M.D. .................................................... |
205 |
| Visual Development Nigel W. Daw ........................................................................................ |
206 |
| Abstracts of the Opthalmic Literature ................................................ | 207 |
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