Re: [OTlist] Double vision

2009-02-15 Thread ehthiers
Besthing to do is find a neuro optometrist.  Let them help the person first.
I know we work with developmental/ neuroptometrists in our area.  First see
if they can correct for it, prisms, special patiching, etc.  Does the person
get it all the time?  Is it just from vision or also from vestibular issues?

Elizabeth Thiers, OTR/L
FECTS
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 The  only  compensation that I know of for double vision is 
 patching one eye. Of course, there are complications 
 associated with patching.
 
 Ron
 
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 DR My supervisor is just finishing up an eval on a patient who has 
 DR double vision secondary to brain surgury. Has anyone had 
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Re: [OTlist] Double vision

2009-02-15 Thread cmnahrwold
One?technique that I use is partial patching of the eye by using transpore tape 
(found in most nursing stations)? I simply place the tape on the medial aspect 
of the patient's pair of glasses.? This will compensate for the double vision 
but at the same time allow stimulation to the eye to prevent problems and lack 
of peripheral vision.

Chris Nahrwold MS, OTR


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Besthing to do is find a neuro optometrist.  Let them help the person first.
I know we work with developmental/ neuroptometrists in our area.  First see
if they can correct for it, prisms, special patiching, etc.  Does the person
get it all the time?  Is it just from vision or also from vestibular issues?

Elizabeth Thiers, OTR/L
FECTS
ehthiersfe...@earthlink.net
 

 -Original Message-
 From: otlist-boun...@otnow.com 
 [mailto:otlist-boun...@otnow.com] On Behalf Of Ron Carson
 Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2009 3:39 PM
 To: Diane Randall
 Subject: Re: [OTlist] Double vision
 
 The  only  compensation that I know of for double vision is 
 patching one eye. Of course, there are complications 
 associated with patching.
 
 Ron
 
 - Original Message -
 From: Diane Randall spark...@rcn.com
 Sent: Saturday, February 14, 2009
 To:   otlist@otnow.com otlist@otnow.com
 Subj: [OTlist] Double vision
 
 DR My supervisor is just finishing up an eval on a patient who has 
 DR double vision secondary to brain surgury. Has anyone had 
 a patient 
 DR with this particular deficit and can offer ideas on compensation 
 DR strategies to perform adls/safe functional mobility. etc? Thanks
 
 
 
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