9 - management of non-strabismic BV and accommodative disorders

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What is the effect of having uncorrected anisometropia?

1. decreased stereopsis

2. risk of developing accommodative esotropia

3. risk of amblyopia (≥0.50 D)

4. aniseikonia

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What is the effect of significant uncorrected RE?

1. amblyopia

2. decreased functional ability

3. under or over accommodation

4. may increase phoria → ↑ fusion demand

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What should you do after prescribing significant RE to someone with BV/accommodative problems or high hyperopia (for first time wearer)?

have them return in 4-6 weeks to re-evaluate binocular vision/accommodative function

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What are the indications for prescribing added plus?

1. low AA

2. high lag

3. accommodative insufficiency

4. accommodative fatigue

5. convergence excess

6. basic eso (depending on AC/A)

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What should you consider when prescribing added plus?

1. AC/A

2. phoria

3. pt's ability to wear lens → plus lens and BO findings

4. bifocal vs single vision

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what is the goal for prescribing added plus for a high lag?

normalization of response

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what is the goal for prescribing added plus for a high gradient AC/A?

ortho or small phoria

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what is the goal for prescribing added plus for a reduced NRA/PRA?

equal NRA/PRA range

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what are the indications for prescribing added minus?

1. high exophoria

2. divergence excess

3. basic exo

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What should you consider when prescribing added minus?

1. phoria and AC/A

2. accommodative ability

3. NFV ability

4. age (full time were for kids only)

5. amount needed for support → use smallest amount possible

6. is an add required at near

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How much added minus is prescribed?

amount necessary to fuse/increase stimulus to convergence, NOT the amount to neutralize the deviation → typically 1-2D in kids

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What was the conclusion of the overminusing for IXT patients study?

1. was helpful while patient was overminused → however benefit not maintained after tapering overminus

2. patient who were overminused had a greater myopic shift than those who were not

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What are the indications for prescribing prism?

1. horizontal deviations with low to normal AC/A

2. primary vertical deviation

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when in treatment is prism prescribed?

1. as a support to begin therapy

2. alternative to therapy

3. at the end of therapy

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What are the goals of prescribing relieving prism?

1. reduce vergence demand

2. relieve symptoms in some binocular anomalies

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What are the disadvantages of relieving prism?

1. does not address accommodative or oculomotor dysfunction or vergence infacility

2. cosmesis

3. image distortion

4. limit of prism in glasses (14-15pd total)

5. prism adaptation

6. dependence on prism

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What patients adapt to prism (angle increases after wearing prism)?

1. good sensory and motor fusion

2. some patients with strab and suppression/AC

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How do you test for prism adaptation before you prescribe?

have patient wear prism for at least 30 mins, then retest

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What are the methods in determining how much horizontal prism to prescribe?

1. associated phoria/fixational disparity

2. saladin's 1:1 rule for esophores

3. Sheard's criterion

4. Percival's criterion

R/G muscle balance light or CT for strabs

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What is the associated phoria?

the amount of prism that reduces FD to zero

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how to prescribe horizontal prism using associated phoria?

have pt close eyes for 1-2 sec and then open to see if lines are aligned

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What is Saladin's 1:1 rule for esophores?

Rx BO prism to make esophoria = BI recovery

BO prism to prescribe = (esophoria - BI recovery)/2

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Who should you use Saladin's 1:1 rule for

1. basic esophores

2. divergence insufficiency

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What are the methods for prescribing vertical prism?

1. associated phoria

2. equalizing vergence ranges

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how to treat a vertical fixation disparity with a horizontal deviation

1. eval and correct vertical

2. test horizontal with vertical prism in place

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What are the indications for vision therapy?

CI

CE

divergence excess

divergence insufficiency

vergence infacility

accommodative excess

accommodative infacility

accommodative insufficiency

basic exo

basic eso

vertical

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