Text-book of Ophthalmology, Volume 4Mosby, 1950 - Eye |
Contents
THE NEUROLOGY OF VISION | 3471 |
Pupillary changes | 3483 |
Presellar Tumours | 3529 |
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abduction accommodation affected amblyopia angle of squint anisometropia anomalies associated Bielschowsky bilateral binocular vision blindness Brain Brit cause central centre cerebral chiasma clinical concomitant squint condition congenital conjugate convergence correction cortex cortical cyclophoria defect deviation dilatation dioptres diplopia direction disease dissociation disturbances divergence esophoria fibres field fixation frequently function fusion hæmorrhage hemianopia heterophoria homonymous homonymous hemianopia horizontal IIIrd images inhibition innervational involved K. M. Aug lateral lesion light macula Maddox miosis movements muscle muscular mydriasis nerve Neurol normal nucleus nystagmus object oblique occipital occlusion occur oculomotor operation ophthalmoplegia optic orthoptic palsy paralysis paresis paretic particularly patient peripheral position prism projection Psychiat pupil pupillary rare reaction reflex refractive error result retinal retinal correspondences rotation scotoma secondary seen sensory side squint stereoscopic stimulation strabismus superior rectus suppression symptoms syndrome tract treatment tumours uniocular usually vergence vertical visual wherein