Evaluation of Improvement of Best Corrected Visual Acuity Following
... This study included 20 eyes of 20 patients with unilateral neglected refractive anisometropic amblyopic eyes. The age of the patients ranged from 16 years to 42 (average 28.00 ±7.91 years.) They were 8 male patients and 12 female patients. The preoperative sphere ranged from –12.5 to +3.75 D (averag ...
... This study included 20 eyes of 20 patients with unilateral neglected refractive anisometropic amblyopic eyes. The age of the patients ranged from 16 years to 42 (average 28.00 ±7.91 years.) They were 8 male patients and 12 female patients. The preoperative sphere ranged from –12.5 to +3.75 D (averag ...
Visual Defect in Oculocutaneous Albinism is not Associated with
... predisposes the African OCA to skin cancers. In the eyes fovea maturity is impaired leading to poor vision. All forms of albinism, regardless of the genotype or phenotype, have the same distinctive visual impairment that confers visual acuity ranging from 20/40(6/12) to 20/200(6/60) that significant ...
... predisposes the African OCA to skin cancers. In the eyes fovea maturity is impaired leading to poor vision. All forms of albinism, regardless of the genotype or phenotype, have the same distinctive visual impairment that confers visual acuity ranging from 20/40(6/12) to 20/200(6/60) that significant ...
Fixational eye movements and motion perception
... own eye movements are less than 1/3 as small as this example). This particular observer might get better after fixation training in laboratory. Importantly, however, her visual world does not appear to oscillate, even without fixation training, although her retinal images always contain this large vel ...
... own eye movements are less than 1/3 as small as this example). This particular observer might get better after fixation training in laboratory. Importantly, however, her visual world does not appear to oscillate, even without fixation training, although her retinal images always contain this large vel ...
Boomers and Disease Detection with OCT
... Personal or family history of - diabetes - glaucoma - hypertension - field defects Suspicious Optic Nerves - Marcus Gunn pupil - Acquired color defect - poor confrontation fields - Disc pallor ...
... Personal or family history of - diabetes - glaucoma - hypertension - field defects Suspicious Optic Nerves - Marcus Gunn pupil - Acquired color defect - poor confrontation fields - Disc pallor ...
septo-optic dysplasia (de morsier syndrome)
... Children with corticotropin deficiency are at risk for sudden death during febrile illness, which may be caused by an impaired ability to increase corticotropin secretion to maintain blood pressure and blood sugar in response to physical stress. Because this corticotropin deficiency represents an im ...
... Children with corticotropin deficiency are at risk for sudden death during febrile illness, which may be caused by an impaired ability to increase corticotropin secretion to maintain blood pressure and blood sugar in response to physical stress. Because this corticotropin deficiency represents an im ...
Privacy Policy - Children`s Eye Foundation
... or yellow red reflex or, conversely, a dull or absent red reflex, can be an indication of a significant abnormality that necessitates further evaluation by a pediatric eye care specialist. Details of the history and examination procedures are provided in the accompanying clinical report. Instrument-bas ...
... or yellow red reflex or, conversely, a dull or absent red reflex, can be an indication of a significant abnormality that necessitates further evaluation by a pediatric eye care specialist. Details of the history and examination procedures are provided in the accompanying clinical report. Instrument-bas ...
Cortical representation of visual three-dimensional space
... Modulation of the visual response and spontaneous activity by vergence indicates that an extraretinal source related to ocular motility has access to the visual pathway, directly in the visual cortex or even at the level of the dorsolateral geniculate nucleus (LGNd). It should be pointed out that sp ...
... Modulation of the visual response and spontaneous activity by vergence indicates that an extraretinal source related to ocular motility has access to the visual pathway, directly in the visual cortex or even at the level of the dorsolateral geniculate nucleus (LGNd). It should be pointed out that sp ...
fact sheets - American Optometric Association
... c. other diagnosed vision anomalies, such as ocular motor dysfunction and accommodative disorder: may require additional therapy d. associated conditions such as stroke, head trauma, or other systemic conditions: may require substantially more office therapy. ...
... c. other diagnosed vision anomalies, such as ocular motor dysfunction and accommodative disorder: may require additional therapy d. associated conditions such as stroke, head trauma, or other systemic conditions: may require substantially more office therapy. ...
Visual Pigments in Single Rods and Cones of the Human Retina
... 5 myktoward the red as compared with our previous measurements on human rhodopsin in rod suspensions (6) and in the retina (4). In part, this discrepancy may be associated with incomplete compensation of the effects of bleaching during measurement; more important is the fact that the earlier measure ...
... 5 myktoward the red as compared with our previous measurements on human rhodopsin in rod suspensions (6) and in the retina (4). In part, this discrepancy may be associated with incomplete compensation of the effects of bleaching during measurement; more important is the fact that the earlier measure ...
eye health - Texas Optometric Association
... Impaired glucose intolerance (IGT) / Impaired fasting glucose (IFG) ●● IGT - FPG > 110 mg/dL but <126 mg/dL and the 2 hour value of OGTT is > 140 mg/dL but < 200 mg/dL ●● IFG - FPG > 110 mg/dL but <126 mg/dL ●● HbA1C values often normal in both ●● Not associated with micro-vascular complications ...
... Impaired glucose intolerance (IGT) / Impaired fasting glucose (IFG) ●● IGT - FPG > 110 mg/dL but <126 mg/dL and the 2 hour value of OGTT is > 140 mg/dL but < 200 mg/dL ●● IFG - FPG > 110 mg/dL but <126 mg/dL ●● HbA1C values often normal in both ●● Not associated with micro-vascular complications ...
Antisense-Oligonucleotides Targeting Tumor Necrosis
... 1.1.2 Pathogenesis of HSV-1 induced experimental acute retinal necrosis The acute stage of ARN is characterized by necrotizing retinitis of all retinal layers. The retinal vessels in the diseased area show fibrinoid necrosis of the vessel wall and vascular occlusion. The retinal pigment epithelium ...
... 1.1.2 Pathogenesis of HSV-1 induced experimental acute retinal necrosis The acute stage of ARN is characterized by necrotizing retinitis of all retinal layers. The retinal vessels in the diseased area show fibrinoid necrosis of the vessel wall and vascular occlusion. The retinal pigment epithelium ...
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... rod and cone cells. Their function is to receive and turn light into electrical impulses which pass along the optic nerve to the brain, enabling sight. How does Retinitis Pigmentosa affect sight? Initially, RP causes difficulty with night vision and problems with glare. This is because the rod cells ...
... rod and cone cells. Their function is to receive and turn light into electrical impulses which pass along the optic nerve to the brain, enabling sight. How does Retinitis Pigmentosa affect sight? Initially, RP causes difficulty with night vision and problems with glare. This is because the rod cells ...
A mathematical description of nerve fiber bundle trajectories
... model appears to be in good agreement with their results. The variability at the level of the optic nerve head circumference they found, depicted by a standard deviation of 7.2o, appears to be surprisingly similar to our mean value of 8.8o (median 7.3o). We showed that this standard deviation depend ...
... model appears to be in good agreement with their results. The variability at the level of the optic nerve head circumference they found, depicted by a standard deviation of 7.2o, appears to be surprisingly similar to our mean value of 8.8o (median 7.3o). We showed that this standard deviation depend ...
Jeannerod (1979) Corollary discharge. Its possible
... for the extra-retinal influences of saccades at the LGd level. However, it still remains difficult to know which precise structures are directly and specifically involved in the phenomena occurring at the level of the LGd during saccadic eye movements. SCHEIBELand SCHEIBEL [42] and BOWSHER [43] have ...
... for the extra-retinal influences of saccades at the LGd level. However, it still remains difficult to know which precise structures are directly and specifically involved in the phenomena occurring at the level of the LGd during saccadic eye movements. SCHEIBELand SCHEIBEL [42] and BOWSHER [43] have ...
Article > Retinal Defocus and Eye Dominance Effect on Eye
... significantly faster reaction time than the non-dominant eye as assessed by sighting eye dominance: 243 msec and 252 msec in the dominant and non-dominant eyes, respectively. There is speculation in the literature that eye dominance may be a factor in driving,20,21 especially in the United States an ...
... significantly faster reaction time than the non-dominant eye as assessed by sighting eye dominance: 243 msec and 252 msec in the dominant and non-dominant eyes, respectively. There is speculation in the literature that eye dominance may be a factor in driving,20,21 especially in the United States an ...
Retained Intraocular Foreign Body
... hours) and PPV are predictive factors for good visual outcome. DELAYED REMOVAL OF IOFB Delayed removal of IOFB has several advantages. It decreases the risk of intraoperative bleeding and allows spontaneous separation of posterior hyaloid,23 making complete removal of the vitreous easier. This situa ...
... hours) and PPV are predictive factors for good visual outcome. DELAYED REMOVAL OF IOFB Delayed removal of IOFB has several advantages. It decreases the risk of intraoperative bleeding and allows spontaneous separation of posterior hyaloid,23 making complete removal of the vitreous easier. This situa ...
Glaucoma Grand Rounds - Heart of America Contact Lens Society
... This course is designed to bring you the latest information regarding management of retinal and uveal conditions. I have included in this handout some key points regarding these clinical entities to satisfy the course requirements, however I vastly prefer to have an engaging dialogue with the audien ...
... This course is designed to bring you the latest information regarding management of retinal and uveal conditions. I have included in this handout some key points regarding these clinical entities to satisfy the course requirements, however I vastly prefer to have an engaging dialogue with the audien ...
University of Bradford
... Ehsaei A., Chisholm C. M., MacIssac J., Mallen E. A. and Pacey I. E. (2011) Central and peripheral visual performance in myopes; contact lenses versus spectacles. Contact Lens and Anterior Eye. 34, 128-132. Hampson K. M. and Mallen E. A. H. (2011) Multifractal nature of ocular aberration dynamics of ...
... Ehsaei A., Chisholm C. M., MacIssac J., Mallen E. A. and Pacey I. E. (2011) Central and peripheral visual performance in myopes; contact lenses versus spectacles. Contact Lens and Anterior Eye. 34, 128-132. Hampson K. M. and Mallen E. A. H. (2011) Multifractal nature of ocular aberration dynamics of ...
Designated Aviation Medical Examiner`s Handbook
... Record the uncorrected distant visual acuity in each eye separately, also binocular acuity. If the applicant wears correcting lenses, record the corrected acuity also for each eye and binocularly. For original examinations, check visual acuity without contact lenses and then with contact lenses. Acc ...
... Record the uncorrected distant visual acuity in each eye separately, also binocular acuity. If the applicant wears correcting lenses, record the corrected acuity also for each eye and binocularly. For original examinations, check visual acuity without contact lenses and then with contact lenses. Acc ...
Reproducibility of Nerve Fiber Layer Thickness Measurements by
... diameter. Images were judged to be of sufficient quality on the basis of the subjective evaluation of an experienced operator. Within each session, the instrument alignment and controls were not changed, unless as part of the image acquisition process. However, at the end of each session the chin re ...
... diameter. Images were judged to be of sufficient quality on the basis of the subjective evaluation of an experienced operator. Within each session, the instrument alignment and controls were not changed, unless as part of the image acquisition process. However, at the end of each session the chin re ...
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... glaucoma is a syndrome. Glaucoma is such increasing of IOP, which is accompanied by specific visual defects (constriction of nasal visual field, Bjerrum’s scotoma) and specific optic disc changes (dislocation of vessels, increased cupping etc.) ...
... glaucoma is a syndrome. Glaucoma is such increasing of IOP, which is accompanied by specific visual defects (constriction of nasal visual field, Bjerrum’s scotoma) and specific optic disc changes (dislocation of vessels, increased cupping etc.) ...
visual field defects in optic chiasm lesions
... This may commence with a central scotoma which progresses to hemianopic scotoma. PITUITARY ADENOMA Bitemporal visual field defects are classically associated with optic chiasm compression. The inferonasal retinal nerve fibres cross low and anteriorly, and therefore are most vulnerable to damage from ...
... This may commence with a central scotoma which progresses to hemianopic scotoma. PITUITARY ADENOMA Bitemporal visual field defects are classically associated with optic chiasm compression. The inferonasal retinal nerve fibres cross low and anteriorly, and therefore are most vulnerable to damage from ...
Ocular pigmentation in white and Siamese cats.
... bright yellow reflection from the tapetal zone, nor was there any choroidal pigmentation. Hence in vivo the tapetal zone had the appearance of a jungle of red blood vessels (e.g., upper part of Fig. 1, D). Microdissection of the fixed eyecup showed complete lack of choroidal pigmentation. There were ...
... bright yellow reflection from the tapetal zone, nor was there any choroidal pigmentation. Hence in vivo the tapetal zone had the appearance of a jungle of red blood vessels (e.g., upper part of Fig. 1, D). Microdissection of the fixed eyecup showed complete lack of choroidal pigmentation. There were ...
Recent progress in macular function self-assessment
... FDA-approved anti-VEGF medication. A recent systematic review of the literature found no statistically significant difference in the effectiveness of the two medications in halting the progression of neovascular AMD (Takeda et al., 2007). A third VEGF inhibitor, bevacizumab (Avastin), is widely used ...
... FDA-approved anti-VEGF medication. A recent systematic review of the literature found no statistically significant difference in the effectiveness of the two medications in halting the progression of neovascular AMD (Takeda et al., 2007). A third VEGF inhibitor, bevacizumab (Avastin), is widely used ...
Retinitis pigmentosa
Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is an inherited, degenerative eye disease that causes severe vision impairment due to the progressive degeneration of the rod photoreceptor cells in the retina. This form of retinal dystrophy manifests initial symptoms independent of age; thus, RP diagnosis occurs anywhere from early infancy to late adulthood. Patients in the early stages of RP first notice compromised peripheral and dim light vision due to the decline of the rod photoreceptors. The progressive rod degeneration is later followed by abnormalities in the adjacent retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) and the deterioration of cone photoreceptor cells. As peripheral vision becomes increasingly compromised, patients experience progressive ""tunnel vision"" and eventual blindness. Affected individuals may additionally experience defective light-dark adaptations, nyctalopia (night blindness), and the accumulation of bone spicules in the fundus (eye).