Showing posts with label esotropia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label esotropia. Show all posts

Friday, December 23, 2011

Infantile esotropia

1year 1month/malay/female (Follow up case)
Date:12/10/2011

History :
-          mother noticed her daughter left eye squinting  1 year ago constantly
-          full term delivery
-          no medical illness or eye disease (check at IIUM specialist)

important test:
VA (LEA grating paddle):    BE; 2cpm (6/18)
Refraction (mohindra):       RE; -0.50DS                 LE; -1.50DS
Hirschberg: 30⁰ to the temporal (LE)) fixing eye is RE
Prism cover test:  ∞; unobtainable         N; 30Δ

                           
                                                                              
 Stereoacuity (frisby) ;unobtainable

Diagnosis: Infantile esotropia
Management: refer to ophthalmologist for eye surgery

(group 1)

Esotropia - nystagmus blockage syndrome

5/M/M came to the IIUM Optometry Clinic for follow up visit.
  • Prescription from last visit: 
  • RE: -6.00DS/-1.00DCX174      (6/15)
  • LE: -6.00DS/-1.00DCX15        (6/15)
  • mother complained that his performance is better after wearing the glasses
 
Test
RE
LE
VA with LEA Symbols (aided)
6/15
6/15
Hirschberg
Center and symmetrical
Cover test
Dist: cannot be obtained
Near: moderate esotropia with fast recovery
OMT
Nystagmus intensity increase upon abduction
Worth Four Dot
Dist: seen 5 light
Near: seen 4 light (2R,2G)
Stereopsis (Frisby)
300”
PCT
Dist: cannot be obtained
Near: 25∆ BO

from the examination, we found that he is;
  • BE amblyopia
  • Nystagmus intensity increase upon abduction
  • Nystagmus obvious at distance than near
  • Cover test at near reveal esotropia
Diagnosis
  • Esotropia nystagmus blockage syndrome
Management
  •  Alternate patching at least 2 hours/ day with near task
  • wear correction full time
TCA: 3/52 to review VA

By: Group 1

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

GROUP 3: INFANTILE ESOTROPIA


Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Exotropia Classification

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