Right inferior oblique and left superior reacts. The vedios is really helpful for me to understand. Thank you so much. Please do videos more on VT All the best❤
I saw ur channel today after having doubt in squint, and from today i m subscribing ur channel, plz try to add videos of all test done in ophthalmology.
What are the other test with these googles? When I was young I had test with them but not with lines or lights but with triangles. I saw 3 triangles but there were only two. Is there a condition conected to this?
best video on diplopia charting...thanku
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Yoke muscle for levoelevation are right inferior oblique and left superior rectus
Left superior rectus,right inferior oblique are yoke muscles for laevo elevation
Excellent👍👏 presentation sir
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First tym I understood diplopia charting. All thanks to u sisr
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Very informative sir
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Left superior rectus and right inferior oblique..thank you ..
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Levoelevation yoke muscles-- left SR and right IO
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Thank you sir......It's a request for a similar video on hess charting n interpretation pls
Thankyou soo much sir..and good your all video..love you
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Right inferior oblique and left superior rectus
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Your videos are excellent...so wonderfully explained
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Right inferior oblique and left superior reacts.
The vedios is really helpful for me to understand.
Thank you so much.
Please do videos more on VT
All the best❤
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this video helped me a lot ... Thank you
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I saw ur channel today after having doubt in squint, and from today i m subscribing ur channel, plz try to add videos of all test done in ophthalmology.
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@@OptometryAcademy plz make a video on intranuclear opthalmoplegia
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Easly explained :)
RIO and LSR is the answer!
Nice.
If RMR is paralysed ,there will be crossed diplopia, how we get this?
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Please can u explain about briefly fault in lens material and fault in lens surface
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Left Supr.Rectus and Right Infr.Oblique
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What are the other test with these googles? When I was young I had test with them but not with lines or lights but with triangles. I saw 3 triangles but there were only two. Is there a condition conected to this?
Left SR and Right IO
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dear,, thank you so much for sharing. plz this is the same for
the lancaster green test
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Rt medial rectus and lt lateral rectus r yoke muscle pair for levoversion
Right.
I think my question is for levoelevation
Sir I did not understand why RIO palsy will lead to uncrossed diplopia
Right IO and left SR
How can I see you. I am having doubling. It has been effecting by professional and personal life so badly. Thanks.
How can I consult you is what I meant by seeing?
I am working at esic Delhi.
@@OptometryAcademy Could you please share the address. I will be visiting you soon then. Thanks.
Sir What are the muscles affected in crossed diplopia
in example 2 why if left lateral rectus is paralyzed then there will be uncrossed diplopia? i urged for an ans
If left lateral rectus is paralyzed. Then the eye condition will be left esotropia. In esotropia, there will always be uncrossed diplopia
@@OptometryAcademy thanks for the ans🙈🙈
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Inferior oblique and superior rectus
Sir please tell me about prism lens.
Thanks for the informative video :)
Is there any other source available for fine linear light except retinoscope??
In Ophthalmoscope
I've been suffering from the great problem, could you give me the proper address for corresponding with you? I'm from Guwahati, Assam.
RIO and LSR
Right inferior oblique and left superior rectus
Left superior rectus and right inferior oblique
Left superior rectus and right inferior oblique
Right inferior oblique and left superior rectus
left superior rectus and right inferior oblique