Add to ORKGAbnormalities of accommodation usually are acquired and occur most frequently as part of the normal aging process (presbyopia). However, disturbances of accommodation also may occur in otherwise healthy persons, in persons with generalized systemic and neurologic disorders, and in persons with lesions that produce a focal interruption of the parasympathetic (and rarely the sympathetic) innervation of the ciliary body. Also, accommodative function can be voluntarily disrupted
In patients with multiple sclerosis and disturbed near vision, accommodation palsy can be observed a...
Patients with various dementing processes have abnormal eye movements, reflecting either disturbance...
Patients with Parkinsons disease may show a number of ocular motor findings. Steady fixation is ofte...
Abnormalities of accommodation usually are acquired and occur most frequently as part of the normal ...
Congenital and hereditary accommodation. Insufficiency and paralysis. Congenital defects are a rare ...
The symptoms of patients with disturbances of accommodation tend to be nonspecific but some aspects ...
Accommodation is a dioptric change in power of the eye that occurs to allow near objects to be focus...
Children and adults may develop transient accommodation paresis following various systemic illnesses
Thus far, we have discussed the process of accommodation in terms of a motor system acting upon an e...
The role of accommodation spasm in the condition called spasm of the near-reflex is discussed above....
Dysautonomi is a term used to describe any congenital or acquired anomaly in the autonomic nervous s...
Most visual problems associated with accommodation occur because accommodation is too great, too lit...
As noted above, when normal persons shift fixation from far objects to near objects, the near respon...
Introduction: Accommodation anomalies are frequently caused or exacerbated by psychological problems...
Accommodation spasm is due to excessive activity of the ciliary muscle that results in an abnormally...
In patients with multiple sclerosis and disturbed near vision, accommodation palsy can be observed a...
Patients with various dementing processes have abnormal eye movements, reflecting either disturbance...
Patients with Parkinsons disease may show a number of ocular motor findings. Steady fixation is ofte...
Abnormalities of accommodation usually are acquired and occur most frequently as part of the normal ...
Congenital and hereditary accommodation. Insufficiency and paralysis. Congenital defects are a rare ...
The symptoms of patients with disturbances of accommodation tend to be nonspecific but some aspects ...
Accommodation is a dioptric change in power of the eye that occurs to allow near objects to be focus...
Children and adults may develop transient accommodation paresis following various systemic illnesses
Thus far, we have discussed the process of accommodation in terms of a motor system acting upon an e...
The role of accommodation spasm in the condition called spasm of the near-reflex is discussed above....
Dysautonomi is a term used to describe any congenital or acquired anomaly in the autonomic nervous s...
Most visual problems associated with accommodation occur because accommodation is too great, too lit...
As noted above, when normal persons shift fixation from far objects to near objects, the near respon...
Introduction: Accommodation anomalies are frequently caused or exacerbated by psychological problems...
Accommodation spasm is due to excessive activity of the ciliary muscle that results in an abnormally...
In patients with multiple sclerosis and disturbed near vision, accommodation palsy can be observed a...
Patients with various dementing processes have abnormal eye movements, reflecting either disturbance...
Patients with Parkinsons disease may show a number of ocular motor findings. Steady fixation is ofte...