My 1 yr old daughter has squint. Initially she had it in left eye which used to remain inwards. Then doctor suggested 6 hour patch every day for a month as he said to improve the vision of weaker eye. Now it’s opposite, her right eye remains inwards mostly but now at least she is using both eyes many times. Doctor suggested to go for surgery before she turns 2 yr of age so that ability to view 3D can be preserved. Little confused should we go ahead or any other option.
Hi, thank you for all your videos. I had a question regarding the illusion of misaligned eyes (pseudo strabismus). How are corneal light reflexes created/developed? Is it partly due to the way the cornea is shaped? Is it an irregular shaped cornea that might cause the corneal light reflex to not be symmetrical with both eyes and thus appear that one eye is misaligned? Does refractive surgery sometimes affect (change) the location of the corneal light reflex, if they were not centered on the pupil to begin with? I am asking from the perspective of pseudo strabismus. The eyes may look misaligned due to the corneal light reflex not being centered on the pupil and instead on the iris or limbus. I hope my question made sense. Either way, thank you so much for all the information and knowledge that you share with the world. Thank you and God bless. 🙏🏽
Mam mere chasme ka number -8 and -7 tha. Meri 6 month pehale PRK surgery ho gai hain. Meri right eye me 30 degree esotropia Hain. kya exercise se thik ho sakata hain . Doctor ne bola ki wo surgery nahi kar sakate because squint jyada nahi hain but photos me kafi dikh jata hain. Meri age 21 hain Mam please tell me solution for this issue.
It was an assumption by Hirschberg probably based off his personal observations. In fact, recent research work has shown that 1mm might actually be equal to 12 degrees and not 7 degrees as originally proposed by him. Though this hasn't been formally updated in books yet.
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Very well explained. Thankyou. The answer to your Question might be 3rd never palsy causing the eye to move outward and downward.
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My 1 yr old daughter has squint. Initially she had it in left eye which used to remain inwards. Then doctor suggested 6 hour patch every day for a month as he said to improve the vision of weaker eye. Now it’s opposite, her right eye remains inwards mostly but now at least she is using both eyes many times.
Doctor suggested to go for surgery before she turns 2 yr of age so that ability to view 3D can be preserved.
Little confused should we go ahead or any other option.
Please follow your doctor's advice
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Hi, thank you for all your videos.
I had a question regarding the illusion of misaligned eyes (pseudo strabismus). How are corneal light reflexes created/developed? Is it partly due to the way the cornea is shaped? Is it an irregular shaped cornea that might cause the corneal light reflex to not be symmetrical with both eyes and thus appear that one eye is misaligned?
Does refractive surgery sometimes affect (change) the location of the corneal light reflex, if they were not centered on the pupil to begin with?
I am asking from the perspective of pseudo strabismus. The eyes may look misaligned due to the corneal light reflex not being centered on the pupil and instead on the iris or limbus.
I hope my question made sense. Either way, thank you so much for all the information and knowledge that you share with the world. Thank you and God bless. 🙏🏽
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Mam mere chasme ka number -8 and -7 tha. Meri 6 month pehale PRK surgery ho gai hain. Meri right eye me 30 degree esotropia Hain. kya exercise se thik ho sakata hain . Doctor ne bola ki wo surgery nahi kar sakate because squint jyada nahi hain but photos me kafi dikh jata hain. Meri age 21 hain
Mam please tell me solution for this issue.
Mam how is it possible to infer from the test if there is poor or eccentric fixation.... kindly explain
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3rd nerve palsy out and down gaze
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Third nerve palsy causes exo and hypotropia…..
Ans of Q..3rd nrve palsy
Exotropia + Hypotropia = CN 3 palsy
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Why 7 degree is taken to equal of 1mm?
It was an assumption by Hirschberg probably based off his personal observations. In fact, recent research work has shown that 1mm might actually be equal to 12 degrees and not 7 degrees as originally proposed by him. Though this hasn't been formally updated in books yet.
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How can squint b treated
The treatment varies from case to case - Surgery/Glasses/Botox/Observation are some of the options that can be considered
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Proptosis/exophthalmos
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