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Binocular Diplopia: A Retrospective Study of 204 Cases
Neurología (English Edition)To describe the prevalence and form of onset of different causes of binocular diplopia in our setting.We conducted a single-centre, cross-sectional, retrospective study reviewing the medical records of all patients visiting a tertiary-level centre between May 2019 and June 2021 with binocular diplopia as the main symptom.
Miguel A Rubio
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Persistent Binocular Diplopia After Cataract Surgery
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1987We reviewed the records of 38 consecutive patients who had persistent binocular diplopia after cataract surgery. The patients were divided into ten categories based on the suspected conditions underlying the diplopia. Of 16 patients who underwent strabismus surgery, five achieved the therapeutic goal of single binocular vision in the primary and ...
L M Hamed +2 more
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MONOCULAR DIPLOPIA (BINOCULAR TRIPLOPIA) IN CONCOMITANT STRABISMUS
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1952THE PHENOMENON of monocular diplopia (or binocular triplopia) which is observed in some patients with concomitant strabismus consists essentially of the simultaneous localization of a single physical stimulus, reaching one eye, in two different subjective visual directions, one normal and one abnormal.
H M, BURIAN, N M, CAPOBIANCO
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Binocular diplopia: where to look?
2023Learning objectives: Review of the orbital anatomy and cranial nerves involved in eye movement. Critical anatomic landmarks of each neural pathway Radiologic assessment : optimal MRI protocol. Etiologic assortment according to topographic division.
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RELATION OF DIPLOPIA TO BINOCULAR VISION IN CONCOMITANT STRABISMUS
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1951POSTOPERATIVE diplopia is usually regarded as a good prognostic sign because it presumably indicates an attempt at resumption of binocular function. Nevertheless, it can become, at times, a troublesome complication in the management of a case of strabismus.
A, POSNER, A, SCHLOSSMAN
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Diplography – a new method for studying of binocular diplopia
Reflection, 2022The article describes a new method for studying diplopia – diplography. The essence of the method is the assessment and determination of the qualitative characteristics of diplopia, based on the registration of a change in the position of the virtual image when the direction of gaze and head position of a patient with strabismus change. Key words:
Y.V. Matrosova +2 more
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Binocular Diplopia in a Tertiary Hospital: Aetiology, Diagnosis and Treatment
Archivos De La Sociedad Espanola De Oftalmologia, 2017To study the causes, diagnosis and treatment in a case series of binocular diplopia.A retrospective chart review was performed on patients seen in the Diplopia Unit of a tertiary centre during a one-year period. Diplopia was classified as: acute≤1 month since onset; subacute (1-6 months); and chronic (>6 months).
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Monovision Therapy in Patients With Presbyopia and Binocular Diplopia
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1997Monovision contact lenses are routinely prescribed for patients with presbyopia. I have found that monovision glasses and contact lenses are also useful in some presbyopic patients with chronic, intractable, small-angle binocular diplopia who have been referred to me after numerous attempts at prism therapy.
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Binocular vertical diplopia due to subretinal neovascular membrane
Strabismus, 1998Diplopia is an uncommon finding in patients with subretinal neovascular membranes. We present two patients with binocular diplopia secondary to subretinal neovascular membranes and the foveal displacement syndrome. Subjective diplopia was not improved by prism therapy in either case.
, Brazis, , Lee, , Bolling
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DIPLOPIA AND OTHER DISORDERS OF BINOCULAR PROJECTION
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1932DIPLOPIA Disorders of binocular fixation are regularly accompanied by corresponding disorders of projection. Of these the most common is double vision or diplopia. Pathologic diplopia, due to derangement of binocular coordination, is to be distinguished from physiologic diplopia, which is the regular accompaniment of normal vision and which is a ...
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