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BROWN SYNDROME - BROWN SYNDROME This ocular motility disorder characterized by an inability to elevate the adducted eye actively or passively was first described by Brown. It has since become recognized that there ..... - [http://www.smbs.buffalo.edu/oph/ped/browns.htm]

Clinical Pearls Archive - Clinical Pearls Archive Keep your education current! The American Academy of Ophthalmology Clinical Education Division presents Clinical Pearls excerpts from the Academy's clinical education mater ..... - [http://www.eyenet.org/member/pearls/archive.html]

Crossed Eyes (Strabismus) - STRABISMUS AND CROSSED EYES Strabismus (also called squint ) is a medical term used by your ophthalmologist to describe misalignments or deviations of the two eyes that normally work together to tra ..... - [http://www.web-xpress.com/vhsc/ces.html]

Double Vision - Double Vision What causes Double Vision? Diplopia the medical term for double vision can be caused by a number of disorders. Diplopia can be monocular or binocular. Monocular diplopia does not go a ..... - [http://www.smbs.buffalo.edu/oph/ped/diplopia.htm]

EYE News - Special Feature - CURRENT ISSUE | Lead Article | Special Features | Reviews | Courses and Conferences | News and Products | Archive | Reader Inquiry Special Feature EYE News Online Vol. 3 / 6 The use of botulinum toxi ..... - [http://www.eye-news.com/vol3_6.dir/noframe/feature/3_6feat2.htm]

EYE WORKBOOK - Eye Workbook I. Objectives Introduction This workshop is designed to provide fundamental information about ophthalmology that is essential to all emergency physicians. It is important for us to be ab ..... - [http://www.healthpartners.com/sprmc/em/educatn/workshop/eye/workbk.htm]

EYE WORKBOOK ANSWERS - EYE WORKBOOK ANSWERS II Anatomy (please label the drawing below) 1. Lacrimal caruncle 2. Lacrimal papilla 3. Plica semilunaris 4. Sclera 5. Limbus (corneoscleral junction) 6. Iris 7. Pupil 1. Cornea ..... - [http://www.healthpartners.com/sprmc/em/educatn/workshop/eye/answers.htm]

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Red Lense Test - Red Lens Test The red lens test aids in the evaluation of patients with diplopia. It is used when it is difficult for the examiner to detect a small ocular misalinement. The test is performed by plac ..... - [http://www.bme.jhu.edu/labs/chb/glossary/redlt.html]