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Bruce Furr Retinoblastoma: State of the Art; State in Developing Countries A. Linn Murphree ORBIS Cyber Sight Telemedicine Eugene Helveston ISA Symposium - Update on Chemical (or Pharmacological) Treatment for Strabismus New Injectable Agents for Management of Strabismus Stephen Christiansen Current Usage of Botulinum Toxin A John Lee Chemodenervation, How It Works and How Its Use Has Developed to the Present Day. Value of Other Botulinum Toxins for Strabismus Alan Scott Critical Appraisal of the Evidence in Favour (or not...!) of Vision Screening in Children Prof G Robert LaRoche (Canada) Dr G Gole (Australia), Dr Sean Donohue (USA), Dr Michael Clark (UK), Dr Harry De Koning (The Netherlands)
2008 Transactions 11 th International Orthoptic Congress. Antwerp, Belgium The Influence of the Vergence System on Strabismus Diagnosis and Management 12 ROPER-HALL G What about the Superior Oblique Muscle 23 VAN WIJNEN -SEGEREN IJ Vision screening in Pennsylvania Dutch Country, how accurate is the PlusOptix 26 SILBER T DI, MATTA N S, SINGMAN EL Treatment of functional amblyopia: less and shorter use of occlusion under 30 Gracis Biprism control PAR IS V Factors affecting development of motor skills in EL BW children 34 O’CONNOR AR , BIRCH E , SPENCER Visual functions in children with hydrocephalus 39 STRA MRO D, VAN BUITENEN S, BOCKHOLTS D, WITTEBOL -POST D Plasticity of the visual system in cerebral palsy 42 VAN DERL INDEN D, PORO G, WITTEBOL -POST D, VAN IEUWEN HUIZENO Visual and ocular motor function in school-children with spastic hemiplegia 46 JACOBSON L, KITS A, RYDBERG A Children with multiple visual impairments; the role of the orthoptist 50 VERBUNT-BRATTINGA HJM, L IJNDER S, KUNEN HEJ Predictability of strabismus surgery in children with developmental delays and/or 54 psychomotoric disorders compared to normally developed children LANGEN HORSTAEL, VAN R IJN L J, KRIJNEN JSM, BAKEL SAJ, JANSEN SM A novel experimental method for measuring vergence and accommodation 58 responses to the main near visual cues in typical and atypical groups HOR WOOD A M, RIDDEL PM Visual outcome and binocular vision after “bag-in-the-lens” paediatric cataract surgery 62 GODTS D, DE VEUSTER I, GOBIN L, TASSIGNON MJ Visual perceptual consequences of stroke 66 ROWE FJ Dose-effect in patients with intermittent exotropia: a retrospective study 70 BESSELINK YC, MERCKEL CF, LANTAU VK SEE++ - A Software System for Simulating Strabismus Surgeries and 74 Interactive Eye Motility Diagnosis KALTOFEN T, BUCHBERGER M, PRIGLINGER S Strabismus sursoadductorius congenital and acquired IVth nerve palsy – 79 differential diagnosis and treatment options GRIFFITHS B, VERLOHR D Large recessions for nystagmus 85 LADENVALL G Confirmation of the strabismus susceptibility locus, STBMS1 88 RICE A, NSENGIMANA J, SIMMONS IG, TOOMES C, HOOLE J, WILLOUGHBY C, CASSIDY F, WILLIAMS G, GEORGE N, SHERIDAN E, YOUNG T, HUNTER T, BARRETT B, ELLIOT D, BISHOP D, INGLEHEARN C An alternative approach to acquired primary esodeviations with fi xation-linked 90 variability of deviation DIELTIENS M, DE CLIPPELEIR L, VAN LAMMEREN M, BAEKELAND L, JANSSENS H, BEELEN L Neuromyotonia of the abducens nerve after pituitary fossa irradiation 95 MAINO AP, HEWITT G, MARSH IB Cannabis abuse and eye muscle palsies 98 VAN WAVEREN M Results in 100 patients with convergence insufficiency in Chili 100 ZUMARAN C Outcomes of non-surgical treatment of Intermittent Exotropia 104
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