Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus — Flashcards

_____ disease in ROP signifies a tendency to progression and is characterized by the dilatation and tortuosity of blood vessels involving at least two quadrants of the posterior fundus.

_____ is a condition in which the entire eye is small, with an axial length at least two standard deviations below the mean for age.

Both _____ toxicity and relative hypoxia can contribute to the development of ROP.

Maddox _____ test is used to check for heterophoria for distance vision

In squint surgery, muscle tucking leads to _____ of the muscle, and is used most commonly for the superior oblique muscle

_____ disease (or aggressive posterior ROP) is characterized by its posterior location, prominence of plus disease, and ill-defined nature of the retinopathy.

_____ striae are horizontal/circumferential breaks in Descemet s membrane seen in buphthalmos.

The angle of deviation in infantile esotropia is fairly _____ and relatively constant.

_____ Cover test differentiates concomitant squint from a incomitant squint.

Positive angle kappa: Pseudo_____otropia