Silverdale Eye PhysiciansEye Terms from the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus. From adult strabismus to why your child may need glasses and everything in between.
- A
- ABNORMAL HEAD POSITION
- ACCOMMODATIVE ESOTROPIA
- ACHROMATOPSIA
- ADJUSTABLE SUTURES IN STRABISMUS SURGERY
- ADULT STRABISMUS
- ALBINISM
- ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS
- AMBLYOPIA (DEFINED)
- AMBLYOPIA
- AMBLYOPIA (HEBREW)
- ANATOMY OF THE EYE
- ANESTHESIA FOR ADULTS HAVING EYE SURGERY
- ANESTHESIA FOR CHILDREN HAVING EYE SURGERY
- ANIRIDIA
- ANISOCORIA (DEFINED)
- ANISOCORIA AND HORNER’S SYNDROME
- ANISOMETROPIA (DEFINED)
- ANISOMETROPIA
- ASTIGMATISM (DEFINED)
- B
- BINOCULAR (DEFINED)
- BLEPHARITIS (DEFINED)
- BLEPHARITIS
- BLOWOUT FRACTURE
- BROWN SYNDROME
- C
- CAPILLARY HEMANGIOMA
- CATARACT (DEFINED)
- CATARACT
- CELLULITIS
- CHALAZION
- CHALAZION (DEFINED)
- COATS’ DISEASE
- COLOBOMA
- COLOR BLINDNESS
- CONJUNCTIVITIS
- CONJUNCTIVITIS (DEFINED)
- CONTACT LENS (DEFINED)
- CONVERGENCE INSUFFICIENCY
- CORNEAL ABRASIONS
- CORTICAL VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
- CRANIAL NERVE PALSY
- CROSS EYED (DEFINED)
- D
- DERMOID CYST
- DIABETES MELLITUS AND DIABETIC RETINOPATHY
- DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN OPHTHALMOLOGIST, OPTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN
- DILATING EYE DROPS
- DISSOCIATED VERTICAL DEVIATION
- DOWN SYNDROME
- DUANE SYNDROME
- E
- ENDOPHTHALMITIS
- ENUCLEATION
- ESOTROPIA
- ESOTROPIA (DEFINED)
- EXCESSIVE BLINKING IN CHILDREN
- EXOTROPIA
- EXOTROPIA (DEFINED)
- EYE MUSCLE PROBLEMS IN CHILDREN AND ADULTS:A GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING
- EYE SAFETY
- F
- FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
- FOURTH NERVE (SUPERIOR OBLIQUE) PALSY
- G
- GLASSES FITTING FOR CHILDREN
- GLASSES FOR CHILDREN
- GLAUCOMA FOR CHILDREN
- H
- HEADACHES IN CHILDREN
- HERPES EYE DISEASE
- HORDEOLUM (DEFINED)
- HOW CAN A CHILD BE TESTED FOR GLASSES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD?
- HOW IS STRABISMUS TREATED?
- HYPERTROPIA (DEFINED)
- HYPHEMA
- I
- IDIOPATHIC INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION (PSEUDOTUMOR CEREBRI)
- INFANTILE ESOTROPIA
- INTRAOCULAR LENS (DEFINED)
- INTRAOCULAR LENS IMPLANT (IOL)
- IRITIS
- IRITIS (DEFINED)
- IS YOUR LASER POINTER DANGEROUS ENOUGH TO CAUSE EYE INJURY?
- J
- JUVENILE IDIOPATHIC ARTHRITIS
- K
- KERATOCONUS
- L
- LAZY EYE (DEFINED)
- LEARNING DISABILITIES
- LEBER CONGENITAL AMAUROSIS
- LEUKOCORIA
- M
- MARFAN SYNDROME
- MEIBOMIAN GLAND DYSFUNCTION AND TREATMENT
- MOLLUSCUM CONTAGIOSUM
- MONOCULAR ELEVATION DEFICIENCY/ DOUBLE ELEVATOR PALSY
- MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
- MYOPIA (DEFINED)
- N
- NASOLACRIMAL DUCT OBSTRUCTION
- NEUROFIBROMATOSIS
- NYSTAGMUS
- NYSTAGMUS (DEFINED)
- O
- OCULAR INJURY
- OCULOMOTOR APRAXIA
- OPTIC NERVE ATROPHY
- OPTIC NERVE DRUSEN
- OPTIC NERVE HYPOPLASIA
- OPTIC NERVE PIT
- OPTIC NEURITIS
- ORTHOPTIST/ ORTHOPTICS
- P
- PATCHING TIPS FOR PARENTS
- PEDIATRIC LOW VISION
- PEDIATRIC OCULAR TRAUMA
- PEDIATRIC OPHTHALMOLOGIST
- PHOTOSCREENING
- PHOTOSCREENING (DEFINED)
- PINK EYE (DEFINED)
- PROGRESSIVE (HIGH) MYOPIA
- PSEUDOSTRABISMUS
- PSEUDOSTRABISMUS (DEFINED)
- PTERYGIUM
- PTOSIS
- PTOSIS (DEFINED)
- R
- REFRACTIVE ERRORS IN CHILDREN
- RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA
- RETINOBLASTOMA
- RETINOPATHY OF PREMATURITY
- RETINOSCOPY
- RUBINSTEIN-TAYBI SYNDROME
- S
- SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME
- SIXTH NERVE PALSY
- STICKLER SYNDROME
- STRABISMUS
- STRABISMUS (DEFINED)
- STRABISMUS MEASUREMENTS
- STRABISMUS SURGERY
- STURGE-WEBER SYNDROME
- STYE (DEFINED)
- T
- THIRD NERVE PALSY
- THYROID EYE DISORDERS
- TOXOPLASMOSIS
- TREATMENT FOR PROGRESSIVE MYOPIA
- TRICHIASIS
- V
- VISION SCREENING
- VISION SCREENING RECOMMENDATIONS
- VISION THERAPY
- W
- WALL EYED (DEFINED)
- WHAT CAUSES STRABISMUS?
- WHAT IS STRABISMUS AND HOW COMMON IS IT?
- WHAT SHOULD BE DONE IF A CHILD HAS AN EYE INJURY?
- WHERE DO MOST EYE INJURIES OCCUR?
- WHY DOES A CHILD NEED GLASSES?
- WILLIAMS SYNDROME