Biomedical subjects

A Bărar

Publications and source records attributed to A Bărar.

4 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed2006

[Dissociated horizontal deviation--a diagnostic problem in strabismus].

Dissociated horizontal deviation (DHD) is one of the four components of the dissociated strabismus complex which also includes dissociated vertical deviation, dissociated torsional deviation and manifest-latent or latent nystagmus. These dissociated deviations may co-exist with concomitant strabismus (exotropia, esotropia, hyperopia). Sometimes it is difficult to make the difference between dissociated and non-dissociated component of the deviation. We report 3 cases of strabismus and DHD with special emphasis on the diagnostic difficulties and the therapeutic possibility. A careful clinical examination with additional measurement tests makes the difference between DHD and associated tropias. The reversed fixation test is a decisive test for the diagnosis of DHD. The therapeutic approach depends on the type of DHD (uni or bilateral, latent or manifest), the magnitude of the deviation, the fixation behavior and the association of the DHD with exotropia, esotropia or orthotropia.

Adolescent↗

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[The applications of informatics in ophthalmology].

The paper reports on the applications of information science in Romania in ophthalmology, and mainly in glaucoma, in the diagnosis of: degenerative affections of the fundus oculi, uveitis, strabismus, in functional exploration of the chromatic sense, ergo-ophthalmology, pupillary reflex and forms of the pupil, etc. The Romanian made computers Felix, Independent, Coral, Cobra, etc. were used.

Diagnosis, Computer-Assisted↗

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[The electronic computer in ophthalmology].

The present paper is an introduction to and information about information processing, the principal notions and mains of approach in ophthalmology. Part one is dedicated to a general presentation of computers, and information processing, giving details about the equipment, operating systems and programmes, data bases and their structure. Part two presents different aspects of the information processing involved in ophthalmology. The following applications are discussed: beginning by simple data collection and evidence for medical purposes, statistical processing, bibliography classification, teaching, continuing with problems of diagnosis and therapeutical decisions, as well as the application of medical robots and computer assistance for specific functional explorations.

Computer Systems↗

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[An experimental model of data base organization in glaucoma with computer processing (a preliminary note)].

The authors report on an experimental model of data base set up for glaucoma with possibilities of statistical-mathematical processing. The application is designed for miniprocessors of the INDEPENDENT or CORAL type in FORTRAN 77. The paper presents the level structure of the display, and the ways of using the information under the form of assisted diagnosis and prognosis, according to which the attention is then directed to the rhythm and detailed content of the future examination.

Computer Systems↗