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Vision Therapy for Post-Concussion Vision Disorders
Optometry and Vision Science, 2017ABSTRACT Purpose To determine the frequency and types of vision disorders associated with concussion, and to determine the success rate of vision therapy for these conditions in two private practice settings. Methods All records over an 18-month period of patients referred
Michael Gallaway +2 more
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Binocular vision disorders in a geriatric population
Clinical and Experimental Optometry, 2021A population-based epidemiological survey is important to help establish the frequency of binocular vision disorders in a geriatric population. Such data will be useful to clinicians and help guide diagnostic testing for this age group.To determine the prevalence of binocular vision disorders and their associations with age and sex in the geriatric ...
Payam Nabovati +7 more
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Colour Vision Disorder due to Conversion Disorders in Childhood
Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde, 2021Abstract Background Non-organic vision loss can manifest in various ways, most commonly in the form of reduced vision and visual field defects. Colour vision disorders in the context of a conversion disorder have only rarely been reported. Materials and Methods This review presents the case of a 9-year-old boy with a colour vision ...
Deborah-Teresa Thieme +3 more
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Topological disorder in peripheral vision
Visual Neuroscience, 1994AbstractOne of the most striking properties of the mammalian visual system is that it is only the central part of the visual field, the fovea, where vision is most acute. The superiority of the fovea is particularly evident in tasks requiring accurate spatial localization.
Jim McCarthy, Robert F. Hess
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2017
Some of the most important features of ageing are hearing and vision impairments. Unrecognized these impairments have detrimental effects on the older individual’s welfare by interfering with communication, activities of daily life, and social engagement.
Karen Andersen-Ranberg +1 more
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Some of the most important features of ageing are hearing and vision impairments. Unrecognized these impairments have detrimental effects on the older individual’s welfare by interfering with communication, activities of daily life, and social engagement.
Karen Andersen-Ranberg +1 more
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2013
When considering the interaction of the visual system and the working environment, consideration should be given to the effect of vision on work and the effect of work on the eyes.This chapter is arranged in five sections. Part one introduces the main symptoms and functional effects of vision disorders.
Stuart J. Mitchell, John Pitts
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When considering the interaction of the visual system and the working environment, consideration should be given to the effect of vision on work and the effect of work on the eyes.This chapter is arranged in five sections. Part one introduces the main symptoms and functional effects of vision disorders.
Stuart J. Mitchell, John Pitts
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NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL APPROACH TO DISORDERS OF VISION
The Lancet, 1970Abstract Neurophysiological tests were done on 275 babies and children with a variety of visual disorders and 84 controls. The responses from the retina and occipital cortex were recorded, using a computer of average transients, together with the electrical activity of various regions of the brain. This simple testing procedure without sedation may be
G. Pampiglione, Ann Harden
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Survival, 2011
Liberal Leviathan: The Origins, Crisis, and Transformation of the American World Order G. John Ikenberry. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2011. £24.95/$35.00. 372 pp.
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Liberal Leviathan: The Origins, Crisis, and Transformation of the American World Order G. John Ikenberry. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2011. £24.95/$35.00. 372 pp.
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Disorders of color vision [PDF]
, 1999 Most people are in agreement about the colors of the objects around us. A discussion may arise about whether a flower is violet or purple, but that is usually only a question of the name. Nevertheless some people have a greatly reduced capacity for the differentiation of colors.
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Psychological implications of a vision disorder
Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2017AbstractThe paper discusses how the condition of crossed‐eyes affects a baby's eye contact with mother and potentially results in the loss of a vital emotional connection with her during the earliest days of life. This loss may contribute to a rupture that arrests emotional development at a deep psychic level.
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