Fig. 21.1 Median random dot stereoacuity as a function of age for infants and children with normally developing vision 21.1 Stereoacuity Testing of Infants and Children Two classes of tests…
Fig. 20.1 Waveforms seen on eye movement recordings in children FMNS is common in childhood cataract especially where there are significant interocular differences in visual acuity (such as typically seen…
Fig. 19.1 Life-table estimates of the cumulative percent of patients developing strabismus over time [15] 19.2 Cataract Morphology There are conflicting reports on the association between the etiology and morphology…
Intraoperative medication Intracameral heparin Intracameral antibiotic Subconjunctival corticosteroid (Orbital floor corticosteroid) Topical anaesthetic Postoperative medication Topical antibiotic for 2 weeks Topical corticosteroid, tapered over 4–6 weeks Topical cycloplegics 13.1.2 Intracameral…
Fig. 2.1 The objectives of epidemiology in understanding and managing disease processes determine the burden of congenital cataract and cataract related blindness/visual impairment study the natural history identify the underlying…
Study Age at surgery (mean) Number of eyes Mean follow-up Myopic shift, diopters (D) Comments Dahan and Drusedau (1997) [15] <18 months (9.36 ± 6.12 months) Subset of 156 eyes…
Baseline characteristic # Patients Summary statisticsa Characteristics of treated eye Type of cataract (mild/possibly developmental) 114 14 (12 %) Orthotropic (yes) 108 80 (74 %) Corneal diameter (mm) 114 10.5…
