Bv Lec 6 Flashcards
What is basic esophoria
High basal esophoria that’s similar at distance and near with normal AC/A
What’s monofixation syndrome
Microtropia and central suppression with peripheral fusion
What’s convergence excess
EsoT or high esoP in near in association with relatively ortho at distance and relatively high increase in convergence associated with an increase in accommodation AC/A
Whats the 3 levels of convergence excess
Classical convergence excess
(Phoria at distance and near, non strab)
Accommodative esoT of the CE type
(Phoria at distance and strabismus at near)
Accommodative esoT with typical unharmonious ARC
What are 4 characteristics of Divergence insufficiency
EsoPhoria or Tropia greater at distance compared to near
Low AC/A
Low NFV at distance
Differential to 6 nerve palsy/paresis
What are the 4 differential diagnoses to divergence insufficiency
Convergence excess
Basic esophoria
6th nerve palsy
Divergence paralysis
Treatment of divergence insufficiency
Correct ametropia - prescribe maximum plus
Prism
Surgery
What are the 4 types of esotropia
Infantile esoT
Acquired esoT
- accommodative esoT
- nonaccommodative esoT
- acute esoT
- mechanical esoT
Secondary esoT
- Sensory esoT
- Consecutive esoT
MicroesoT