Defective Ocular Movements And Their Diagnosis
Defective Ocular Movements And Their Diagnosis
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AND THEIR DIAGNOSIS 47 Fields of Fixation in different cases of Paralyses.
The dotted curve indicates a normal field of fixation of minimum extent.
FIG. 12. Field of fixation of a left eye affected with paralysis of the lateral rectus. (Strab. Conv. 8 8 ).
FIG. 13. Binocular field of fixa- tion of a patient suffering from paralysis of the rectus lateralis of the left eye. Dotted line corresponds with normal bin- ocular field of fixation.
FIG. 14. Field of fixation of a FIG. 15. Field of fixatio...n of a right eye affected with paresis left eye affected with paresis of of the obliquus superior. The obliquus inferior.
48 DEFECTIVE OCULAR MOVEMENTS 2CL- UE ~ - FIG. 1 6. Field of fixation of a right eye affected with paralysis of the oculomotor nerve.
1 JSO FIG. 17. Fields of fixation of bilateral paralysis of the oculomotor nerve.
Spasms of the Ocular Muscles.
Simple spasm of an ocular muscle must not be confounded with the contracture which frequently develops in the course of an ocular muscle paralysis of long standing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AND THEIR DIAGNOSIS 47 Fields of Fixation in different cases of Paralyses.
The dotted curve indicates a normal field of fixation of minimum extent.
FIG. 12. Field of fixation of a left eye affected with paralysis of the lateral rectus. (Strab. Conv. 8 8 ).
FIG. 13. Binocular field of fixa- tion of a patient suffering from paralysis of the rectus lateralis of the left eye. Dotted line corresponds with normal bin- ocular field of fixation.
FIG. 14. Field of fixation of a FIG. 15. Field of fixatio...n of a right eye affected with paresis left eye affected with paresis of of the obliquus superior. The obliquus inferior.
48 DEFECTIVE OCULAR MOVEMENTS 2CL- UE ~ - FIG. 1 6. Field of fixation of a right eye affected with paralysis of the oculomotor nerve.
1 JSO FIG. 17. Fields of fixation of bilateral paralysis of the oculomotor nerve.
Spasms of the Ocular Muscles.
Simple spasm of an ocular muscle must not be confounded with the contracture which frequently develops in the course of an ocular muscle paralysis of long standing.
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