Course description

This advanced course builds upon the principles of binocular vision, focusing on complex visual processing, neuromuscular control, and adaptations. Topics include vergence eye movements, accommodation-convergence relationships, and advanced diagnostic techniques for binocular vision disorders. Students will explore treatment approaches such as vision therapy, prism correction, and surgical interventions. The course emphasizes clinical applications and research developments in binocular vision. Ideal for students and professionals in optometry, ophthalmology, and vision science.

What will i learn?

• Differentiate different types of strabismic anomalies - horizontal, vertical, torsional, paralytical & mechanical restrictive.
• Identify non strabismic anomalies related to accommodation & convergence
• Perform necessary investigations & its interpretation
• Provide the appropriate management