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5/31/2012<br />

TBI Case: Accommodative Findings<br />

• Amplitude:<br />

▫ OD: 5.25/4.75D<br />

▫ OS: 5.00/4.75D<br />

• Accuracy: MEM (+0.50)<br />

• Facility: +/-2.00 flippers<br />

▫ 2.00D too difficult<br />

▫ 1.50D OD: 4.5cpm<br />

▫ 1.50D OS: 11cpm<br />

▫ 1.50D OU: Suppression<br />

• Binocular Cross-Cyl: +0.75 (varied +0.25 to+1.00)<br />

• NRA, PRA<br />

▫ +3.50/+2.75, -1.50/-1.25<br />

Accommodation/Vergence Relationship<br />

• Low PRA<br />

▫ Decreased accommodative amplitude and/or<br />

decreased negative fusional vergence (BI)<br />

• Low NRA<br />

▫ Reduced ability to relax accommodation and/or<br />

decreased positive fusional vergence (BO)<br />

TBI Case: Vergence Findings<br />

• Gross Convergence<br />

▫ 18 inches<br />

• Near Vergence Ranges<br />

▫ Phoropter: smooth, in-instrument<br />

• BO: 34/34/18<br />

• BI: 24/28/15<br />

▫ Prism bar: jump vergence, free-space<br />

• BO: 20/14<br />

• BI: 10/8<br />

TBI Case: Other Testing<br />

• Visual Midline Shift:<br />

Negative<br />

• DEM (Developmental Eye<br />

Movement test) Tests for<br />

Saccadic Dysfunction:<br />

H/V ratio: 7 th percentile<br />

TBI Case: Other Testing<br />

• Motor-Free Visual Perceptual Test, Edition 3<br />

(MVPT-3): Age equivalent: 18 years. Most<br />

difficulty with figure ground and form constancy<br />

TBI Case: Assessment and<br />

Recommendations<br />

• Assessment<br />

▫ Accommodative Insufficiency and Infacility<br />

▫ Gross Convergence Insufficiency (possibly<br />

secondary to accommodative dysfunction)<br />

▫ Decreased Visual Perceptual Skills<br />

• Recommendations<br />

▫ Vision therapy to improve visual efficiency and<br />

reduce symptoms<br />

▫ Re-evaluate vertical deviation<br />

Coursebook Page 21 of 139<br />

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