Lectures on Motor Anomalies |
Contents
The Physiology of Ocular Movements | 1 |
The Theory of Heterophoria | 13 |
The Signs and Symptoms of Heterophoria | 21 |
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abducens abducens nerve adduction afterimages amblyopia angle of squint aniseikonia anomalous correspondence anomalous position antagonist Bell's phenomenon Bielschowsky binocular single vision binocular vision caused congenital contracture convergent squint crossed diplopia decrease degrees diplopia discussed divergent squint double images elevator muscles exophoria external field of fixation fovea frequently function fusion apparatus fusion movements head heterophoria hyperopia hyperphoria impulse increased inferior oblique muscle inferior rectus inferior rectus muscle internal rectus muscle lateral left eye lesion levoversion light looking ment meridian move muscle plane normal object ocular movements ocular muscles oculomotor operation origin orthophoria parallel paralysis paralyzed paresis paretic eye paretic muscle patient phoria position of rest primary position prism produced ptosis red glass retinal correspondence retinal images retraction right eye secondary deviation sion spasm spastic squinting eye strabismus superior oblique superior rectus muscle symptoms tangent scale tilted tion trochlear upper lid vergence vertical deviation vertical divergence vestibular