101. Strabismus With CD-ROM strabismus with CDROM Himadri Datta MS. View your shopping cart. Privacy Policy. strabismus with CD-ROM is one of the first interactive texts on this subject. http://www.slackbooks.com/view.asp?slackCode=69954

102. Health Report - 14/04/97: STRABISMUS OR SQUINT The technical terms for the two commonest causes of an eye which isn t straight are strabismus and amblyopia the lazy eye This is relatively common and http://www.abc.net.au/rn/talks/8.30/helthrpt/stories/s2013.htm

Radio National with Norman Swan STRABISMUS OR SQUINT Monday 14 April 1997 Summary: The technical terms for the two commonest causes of an eye which isn't straight are strabismus and amblyopia, the lazy eye. This is relatively common and children and adults as well. Int. N. Swan Norman Swan : Hello, and welcome to the program. Today, uncrossing the squint, a major issue for many parents and not a few adults too; for Science Week, Australian research into how a herpes virus hides from the immune system to come back and taunt us in the future; the link between organ transplantation and resisting HIV infection, and - in this week's edition of the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, there's good news for fish eaters. Norman Swan : Having a squint is a relatively common problem in both children and adults. The technical terms for the two commonest causes of an eye which isn't straight are strabismus and amblyopia - the lazy eye. Last week the World President of the International Strabismological Association was in Australia. He's Emilio Campos, Professor of Opthalmology at the University of Bologna in Italy. And I caught him to find out what was new in an area which worries many parents and not a few grown-ups. Emilio Campos : Squint means that one eye turns in a direction different from the one of the fixing eye, and the eye can turn in, out, down and up. As far as lazy eye is concerned, the lazy eye means the fact that one eye did not develop properly vision during the plastic period of the visual system. This can be due to the fact that one eye was squinting, or there was something which is called cataract. All this type of situation

103. Treatment Of Strabismus In Children At Mayo Clinic In Rochester, Minn. Treatment of strabismus in Children. Symptoms. Crossing or Frequently Asked Questions. Is strabismus the same as lazy eye ? We do http://www.mayoclinic.org/pediatrics-rst/strabismus.html

Home About Mayo Clinic Contact Us Mayo Clinic Locations: Arizona Florida Minnesota Mayo Clinic ... Medical Specialties Pediatrics Pediatrics Overview Patient Stories Diseases, Treatments and Services Appointments ... Other Specialties - Rochester Treatment of Strabismus in Children Symptoms Crossing or wandering of the eyes Any ocular misalignment, with or without double vision Frequently Asked Questions Is "strabismus" the same as "lazy eye"? We do not use the term "lazy eye" because it means different things to different people. "Strabismus" is the general term for misalignment of one or both eyes, where one eye turns in, out, down or up, compared to the other eye. Is my child's crossed eye due to a weak muscle? Probably not. Most types of childhood strabismus (crossed or wandering eye) are due to a central problem of controlling eye position. Many types are inherited or "run in the family." Some types of strabismus are caused by a need for glasses. Rarely, a nerve paralysis can weaken a muscle and cause eye crossing. A careful examination is needed to distinguish between the types of strabismus. Do children grow out of this condition?

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105. Case Based Pediatrics Chapter For Medical Students and Residents Department of Pediatrics, University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine Chapter XVII.3. strabismus and Amblyopia http://www.hawaii.edu/medicine/pediatrics/pedtext/s17c03.html

Case Based Pediatrics For Medical Students and Residents Department of Pediatrics, University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine Chapter XVII.3. Strabismus and Amblyopia Julie K. Nishimura, MD July 2002 Return to Table of Contents A 6 month old female infant presents with crossed eyes. Her parents say her eyes have been crossed since birth, and the left eye seems to cross more than the right. She seems to see fine. She plays with toys and recognizes people across the room. She was a full term infant without perinatal complications, and has no known medical problems. Clinical course: A referral is made to a pediatric ophthalmologist. No structural ocular abnormalities are found, and there is no significant refractive error. The patient is diagnosed with 1) infantile esotropia and 2) amblyopia, left eye. She wears a patch 6 hours a day over the right eye for a month, and vision in her left eye improves so that she can follow toys equally well with either eye. This also means that either eye crosses spontaneously. She then has surgery to correct her strabismus. Her medial rectus muscles are recessed at age 8 months. Postoperatively, her eyes are straight (orthophoric). Strabismus (ocular misalignment) is a common pediatric health problem, affecting approximately 5% of U.S. children. If left untreated, strabismus can lead to severe visual consequences, including poor vision and inability to use the eyes together. Strabismic amblyopia is defined as poor vision (usually in one eye, often termed "lazy eye") that results from prolonged ocular misalignment. Amblyopia can be very pronounced (sometimes able to see only hand motions in the affected eye) and is a major cause of blindness among children. Amblyopia can be prevented with timely, appropriate intervention.

106. Sight & Hearing Association Amblyopia and strabismus. If the child s eyes are not properly aligned (known as strabismus), the brain will receive two different images from the eyes. http://www.sightandhearing.org/sightcenter/ambly.asp

About Us Links Donations Site Info Amblyopia and Strabismus What is amblyopia? Amblyopia (commonly referred to as lazy eye) is the failure of one eye, although apparently healthy, to develop normal vision. It is treatable vision disorder if discovered and treated early, usually by age 4. What causes amblyopia? Amblyopia is caused primarily by one of two factors: improper alignment and unequal refractive power. If the child's eyes are not properly aligned (known as strabismus), the brain will receive two different images from the eyes. Perceiving double vision, the brain won't use the image from the weaker eye. This eye, through lack of use, gradually loses its ability to function. The second primary cause of amblyopia is significantly unequal refractive power in the two eyes. For example, one eye may be very farsighted or nearsighted while the other eye may have normal vision. Again the brain receives different images from the two eyes and suppresses the image from the weaker eye. What is strabismus? Strabismus is a term used to describe eyes that are not straight and parallel. One eye may look straight ahead, while the other turns inward, outward, upward or downward. Strabismus is a serious eye condition that requires early medical treatment if it is to be successfully corrected.

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Doctor Locator Need an Eye Doctor? Find one here Kids Zone Games and puzzles for the kids or just the young at heart! Parents Zone Hey Mom and Dad! Find out how an eye exam could be the best thing to do for your kids! Educators Information for Teachers and other Educators Strabismus Everyday people take their eyesight for granted. It isn't until Strabismus begin to strike that we realize how important our vision is to us! As you age, your eyes become more susceptible to diseases and disorders of the eye. Many eye diseases are treatable - so the earlier they're symptoms detected, the earlier problems can be fixed! Some eye diseases, such as glaucoma, amblyopia, strabismus, diabetic eye problems, presbyopia, cataracts and age-related macular degeneration, are common in the aging process, making regular vision care extremely important. Glaucoma, one of the leading causes of blindness, is a painless disease that seems to occur overnight.

108. University Of Illinois Medical Center:Pediatric Ophthalmology And Adult Strabism Pediatric Ophthalmology and Adult strabismus. We have a variety of services to offer patients. General pediatric eye care involves http://uillinoismedcenter.org/content.cfm/peds_strabis

Home Health Library Patients and Public Healthcare Professionals ... About Us Search This Site BOTOX Comprehensive Ophthalmology Ocular AIDS Contact Lens ... Uveitis Pediatric Ophthalmology and Adult Strabismus We have a variety of services to offer patients. General pediatric eye care involves complete eye exams for newborns and children up to eighteen years of age. The clinic specializes in all diseases where the eyes are not aligned properly - from babies to senior citizens. Our specialty clinics serve rare and unusual children's eye disorders: glaucoma, genetics, neurocutaneous, and neuro-ophthalmology. Address: University of Illinois Medical Center Eye and Ear Infirmary 1855 W. Taylor Street Chicago, Illinois 60612 Room number: Clinic Hours: Appointment Desk Phone: Fax Number: Physicians: Jeffrey N. Bloom, MD, Director Kimberly Curnyn, MD Lawrence Kaufman, MD, PhD Cereesa Longest, MD Henry Metz, MD Marilyn Miller MD Benjamin Ticho, MD Things to bring with you for your appointment: Name, Address, and Phone number of your referring physician Photo Identification HMO Authorization Insurance card Names and dosages of any current medications Glasses/Contact Lenses/Prosthesis List of prior eye surgeries Insurance information: We accept Medicare Assignment, we are an IDPA provider, and we participate in many managed care contracts (HMO/PPO)

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