A first eye examination is performed on a two and a half month old patient who presents with no visual response to fixation or to pursuing a target or a light despite an unremarkable ocular health assessment. This temporary eye condition is known as Delayed Visual Maturation (DVM). Conclusion: A subsequent eye examination was performed at age five and a half months only to reveal that the child’s visual behaviour was now considered to be appropriate for his age. The diagnosis of DVM remains a diagnosis of exclusion and requires a comprehensive eye examination, electrodiagnostic testing and imaging techniques which may eventually include MRI
Background and Objective: The study was conducted to determine the occurrence and types of ophthalmo...
The diagnosis of blindness in a child is devestating to the child and to the child's family. The oph...
Aim: To analyse the neuro-ophthalmological data of children referred for further work-up of infantil...
A first eye examination is performed on a two and a half month old patient who presents with no visu...
Two infants who presented with wide-amplitude and high-frequency nystagmus and lack of visual awaren...
Distortion or deprivation of vision during an early `critical' period of visual development can resu...
The early warning signs for the detection of visual defects in infants are emphasised. The simple te...
Aims: Papers I & II: To evaluate the consequences of changes in the criteria for referral to an eye ...
Introduction: Children with early brain damage or dysfunction are at risk of developing cerebral vis...
The early warning signs for the detection of visual defects in infants are emphasised. Th~ simple te...
Aim: To investigate detection vision development in infants and toddlers with congenital disorders ...
Introduction: Visual impairment is a concern in premature infants as perinatal factors may alter mat...
AIM: To investigate how vision relates to early development by studying vision and cognition in a...
Aims: To determine the prevalence of ophthalmic impairments in very preterm compared with term infan...
Introduction: Inherited retinal dystrophies are major cause of severe progressive vision loss in chi...
Background and Objective: The study was conducted to determine the occurrence and types of ophthalmo...
The diagnosis of blindness in a child is devestating to the child and to the child's family. The oph...
Aim: To analyse the neuro-ophthalmological data of children referred for further work-up of infantil...
A first eye examination is performed on a two and a half month old patient who presents with no visu...
Two infants who presented with wide-amplitude and high-frequency nystagmus and lack of visual awaren...
Distortion or deprivation of vision during an early `critical' period of visual development can resu...
The early warning signs for the detection of visual defects in infants are emphasised. The simple te...
Aims: Papers I & II: To evaluate the consequences of changes in the criteria for referral to an eye ...
Introduction: Children with early brain damage or dysfunction are at risk of developing cerebral vis...
The early warning signs for the detection of visual defects in infants are emphasised. Th~ simple te...
Aim: To investigate detection vision development in infants and toddlers with congenital disorders ...
Introduction: Visual impairment is a concern in premature infants as perinatal factors may alter mat...
AIM: To investigate how vision relates to early development by studying vision and cognition in a...
Aims: To determine the prevalence of ophthalmic impairments in very preterm compared with term infan...
Introduction: Inherited retinal dystrophies are major cause of severe progressive vision loss in chi...
Background and Objective: The study was conducted to determine the occurrence and types of ophthalmo...
The diagnosis of blindness in a child is devestating to the child and to the child's family. The oph...
Aim: To analyse the neuro-ophthalmological data of children referred for further work-up of infantil...