Objectives:  After this lecture, the resident/student will be able to:

 

• classify the various exodeviations and describe the management of each

• develop a differential diagnosis for exodeviation based on the patient's age, medical history, symptoms and clinical exam

• develop a clinical examination approach for a patient with an exodeviation

• list the nonsurgical and surgical indications for a patient with an exodeviation

 

Reading assignment: Please read Chapter 8 Exodeviations Chapter in the Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus section of the BCSC

 

Objectives: After this lecture, the resident/student will be able to:

• Identify different types of comitant esodeviations and their clinical characteristics.

• evaluate, quantitate, and formulate a treatment plan for patients with a comitant esodeviation in a clinical setting

• Recognize the clinical signs of comitant esodeviations that mandate neuroimaging and further neurologic evaluation

 

Reading assignment:   Please read chapter 7 Esodeviations in the Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus section of the BCSC