EFFECTS OF ORTHOPTIC TREATMENT ON THE CURE OF INTERMITTENT DIVERGENT STRABISMUS
Journal Title: Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation - Year 2000, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
Orthoptic treatment of intermittent divergent strabismus is one of the important methods of treat of this strabismus. The treatment can be a simple action and complicated orthoptic-pleoptic excesses which searching a special condition and special equipment. Our examination had a task to notice the effect of this treatment on the rehabilitation of binocular sight, that mean stabilization of binocular relationship, which in specific cause can determined a functional recover, or in case that is impossible it can be a prepare for a operation. We can execute the following conclusion from our examination: that after the application of orthoptic treatment was an evident improvement in binocular relationship in the patient with intermittent divergent strabismus.
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Daniela DIMITROVA-RADOJICIC
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