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J H Roze

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Alternating hyperphoria. Dissociated vertical deviation (DVD) 'occlusion hyperphoria'.

Alternating hyperphoria (synonyms: dissociated vertical deviation (DVD) or occlusion hyperphoria) and variants like 'unilateral patching hyperphoria' ('periodic vertical squint') and monocular vertical nystagmus, which may arise after strabismus operations or loss of the function of one of the eyes, have dynamic properties which differ from those of the vertical vergences or fusional movements in normal binocular vision. Alternating hyperphoria is the result of an early intense disturbance of binocular vision, leading to the absence of vertical fusional vergence or the detection of disparity necessary for this. Vertical disparity vergence is essentially a stabilizing and adaptive system.

Adolescent

Fluoro-photometry in myotonic dystrophy.

We found pigment alterations in the anterior segments of the eyes of patients with myotonic dystrophy. We therefore performed fluoro-photometry in a group of ten myotonic patients and the results were compared with those of a group of normal persons. The fluorescence levels in the aqueous and vitreous of the myotonic eyes appeared to be two or three times higher than in the normal eyes. This brings us to the conclusion that myotonic eyes have a defect in the blood-ocular barriers.

Aqueous Humor

Vertical motor fusion.

An analysis is given of the eye movements which take place in vertical fusion. These movements are compared with the movements that occur in horizontal fusion. The differences and similarities that can lead to a model are stressed.

Eye Movements