International Strabismological Association ISA 2002

by de Faber,Jan-Tjeerd

• ISBN13: 9789026519420
• ISBN10: 9026519427
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2003-01-01
• Publisher: CRC Press

Summary

This volume contains the proceedings of the 9th Congress of the International Strabismological Association (ISA). The meeting took place in Sydney, Australia, from 17th to 20th April 2002. The text was written with the intention to provide the reader with information on developments in observations and therapies in strabismus and paediatric ophthalmology. The format of the work follows the meeting programme and is divided into sections of oral presentations, manuscripts of the posters, symposia and workshop. In order to assist the reader a list of keywords and authors have been added to the book.

Table of Contents

Preface	p. XI
Opening remarks of the 9th ISA Meeting	p. XIII
Obituary Yasuo Uemura MD	p. XV
Arthur Linksz Award and Medal - Introduction of Dr. Marshall M. Parks	p. XVII
The 9th Bielschowsky Lecture
Introduction of the 2002 Bielschowsky Lecturer	p. 3
Where should strabismology be going? Pearls and refuse from our past	p. 5
Symposia
Symposium organised by the International Orthoptic Association (IOA): Vision Screening - Introduction	p. 25
Vision screening in the Netherlands - up to date	p. 27
Outcomes of a school vision screening program	p. 35
The rationale for the UK amblyopia treatment trial	p. 39
Visual screening in Sweden. Effectiveness in the reduction of amblyopia and costs	p. 41
Discussion and closing	p. 47
Symposium: Thyroid Associated Ophthalmopathy	p. 49
Symposium on Terminology	p. 73
Workshops
Refractive surgery and strabismus: Workshop	p. 89
Strabismologic advice for the refractive surgeon	p. 95
Heterotopic pulleys and anomalous head posture	p. 99
Guidelines for management of anomalous head posture in comitant strabismus	p. 103
Posters
Primary monofixation syndrome in discordant monozygotic twins with strabismus	p. 109
The characteristics of patients with chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia (CPEO)	p. 113
A development of stereotest using luminance modulation	p. 117
Intraoperative adjustment in strabismus surgery	p. 121
A case of bilateral congenital superior oblique palsy developing after trauma	p. 125
Crowding phenomenon with logMAR based test	p. 129
Visual dysfunction in children with reading problems	p. 133
Surgical results of acquired non-accommodative esotropia	p. 137
Electrophysiological differences between early and late onset amblyopia	p. 141
Anterior transposition compared to graduated recession of inferior oblique for V pattern	p. 145
Stabilization of postoperative deviation by Fadenoperation for exotropia	p. 149
About the origin of A pattern	p. 153
Neural network system and children's strabismus operation design	p. 157
Amblyopia/binocular vision
Moderate amblyopia in children less than seven years of age: Experience of the amblyopia treatment study 1	p. 163
The UK amblyopia treatment trial: Visual acuity and stereoacuity values in treated and untreated unilateral straight eyed amblyopia	p. 167
Long-term visual outcome in primary microtropia	p. 169
Morphological changes of the optic nerve head in albinism are frequent and have functional and refractive implications	p. 173
Anatomical differences in optic nerve, chiasm and optic tracts in human albinism demonstrated by MRI evaluation	p. 177
c-fos, egr-1, bcl-2 and c-jun decreases in visual cortex of cats with monocular visual deprivation	p. 181
Clinical tests of disatance stereopsis: State of the art	p. 187
Outcome study of stereoacuity in relation to duration of misalignment in congenital esotropia	p. 191
Aniseikonia measured by Hess chart and new aniseikonia tests	p. 197
Cyclovertical strabismus
Unilateral recession with anterior transposition of the inferior oblique muscle for correction of hypertropia in primary position	p. 203
Gaze-related orbital pulley shift: A novel cause of incomitant strabismus	p. 207
Clinical findings and surgical results of true and masquerading congenital superior oblique palsy	p. 211
Effectiveness of extraocular muscle surgery in macular translocation with 360[degree] retinotomy	p. 215
Tenon capsule transposition in cases of major excyclotorsion	p. 219
Paralytic strabismus
Oculomotor dysfunction in migraine	p. 225
Botulinum toxin in chronic sixth nerve palsy	p. 233
Partial augmented rectus extraocular muscles transpositions	p. 237
Modified Hummelsheim procedure augmented by posterior fixation for 6th nerve palsy	p. 243
Orbit and extra ocular muscle anomalies
I type Duane's retraction syndrome: Pre and post-operative saccades evaluation	p. 249
Predictive factors for upshoot and downshoot in Duane's retraction syndrome	p. 253
Enlarged muscle strabismus	p. 257
Extraocular muscle cysticercosis	p. 261
Acquired orbital fibrosis	p. 265
Extra-ocular muscle limitation in chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia (CPEO)	p. 269
Ocular motility abnormalities in patients with blepharophimosis	p. 273
Diplopia as a complication of sinus surgery: A presentation of four cases	p. 275
Diplopia in patients with orbital fractures	p. 279
Nystagmus
Anderson-Kestenbaum procedure for torticollis secondary to congenital nystagmus	p. 285
Surgical management of anomalous head posture due to horizontal gaze palsy or acquired vertical nystagmus	p. 291
Preliminary results of performing the tenotomy procedure on ten adults with congenital nystagmus (CN)	p. 295
Large horizontal recti recession for treatment of congenital nystagmus: Long term results	p. 299
Eso-exodeviations
Acute esotropia in heroin withdrawal	p. 305
Distance eso deviation or vergence insufficiency	p. 307
Cyclic esotropia: V-pattern and upshoot in adduction	p. 311
Occlusion for early overcorrection of exotropia	p. 315
Dysthyroid disease
Eye muscles in different stages of thyroid associated orbitopathy: MRI and tension measurements	p. 321
Orthoptic findings in patients with thyroid associated ophthalmopathy	p. 325
Botulinum toxin treatment is helpful in thyroid ophthalmopathy: A 15 year Australian review	p. 329
Nonadjustable strabismus surgery for restrictive thyroid eye disease	p. 333
Author index	p. 337
Keyword index	p. 341
Subject index	p. 343
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