Involuntary Convergence, Eyestrain and Squint

Involuntary Convergence, Eyestrain and Squint.

JOHANNESBURG IN ophthalmology there are two schools of thought, the physiological and the physical or mechanical school. Thus Williamson-Noble', dealing with my method of treating eyestrain, states: "curiously enough, Stutterheim designates the condition which his exercises are designed to improve as " involuntary convergence," whereas, as you will shortly see, it is the ability to perform the ...

Squint and Convergence: A Study in Di-Ophthalmology

Squint

Squint

The investigation and treatment of strabismus take up a high proportion 0 ophthalmologist's time. Its treatment is rewarding for the patients are often chi^ in whom the prevention of amblyopia, restoration of binocular vision and imp^ ment in appearance will be of great benefit for the remainder of their lives-j assessment of a diplopic patient is an interesting exercise and may contribute mu a...

Worth and Chevasse's Squint