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Australian Orthoptic Journal Volume32, 1996 Torsionometer evaluation 9 Evaluating torsion with the torsionometer synoptophore, double Maddox rod test and Maddox wing : a reliability study Z Georgievski, L Kowal Blindspot mapping 13 Evaluation of compensatory torsion by blind spot mapping E Cornell, J Flanagan, R Heard Central red fields 19 Normal threshold values for red targets in the central 10 degree visual field. J Piraino, H Goodacre Visual acuity variables 27 The influence of uncontrolled variables in paediatric assessment of visual acuity: do we measure visual acuity? R Duyhurst Head trauma review 33 Ocular sequelae following head trauma: a review N Apostolou Vision & Function 41 Vision and functional capacities of older people in the community K Fitzmaurice, H Kendig, R Osborne Case: INO Internuclear ophthalmoplegia as a presenting neuro-ophthalmic manifestation of multiple sclerosis 47 M Ryan, J Kelly
Australian Orthoptic Journal Volume 33, 1997-1998 The Patricia lance lecture 1007 – heredity and strabismus 13 R Wilkinson Visual assessment in a developmentally disabled population: 23 Marsden eye surgery V Tosswill, M MacLean The assessment of impaired visual functioning due to cataract 34 B Haynes, L Santamaria, I Sotry, A Pitt The use of predictive factors in stoke rehabilitation 38 N Jones Accommodation values in a normal Sydney population, the RAF rule still valid? 45 E Cornell, R Heard A comparison of contrast sensitivity between people with colour vision defect 49 And those with normal colour vision M Buffrey, J Vassar, N Jolly, R Heard Visual acuity testing in pre-school aged children – what can be expected? 55 M Whitton An historical look at Amblyopia – from patch to patch 60 S Shippman An overview of recent developments in automated perimetric techniques used 63 in the detection of glaucoma A Rota-Bartelink Overview of the GDX nerve fibre analyser 69 M Whitton, G Stead, A Sclavos, M Doyle, J Kelly The assessment of driving skills in the presence of restricted visual 72 fields associated with retinitis pigmentosa N Jolly An „Atypical‟ case of vertical retraction syndrome in association 77 with klippel-feil syndrome L Santamaria The physiology and neurology of vergence eye movements : an update 81 C D Luu, J F Green
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