Coordination of eye movements of rotation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 18 Coordination of eye movements of rotation [Abstract] eyes rotary motor coordination is complex and will result in poor coordination of both eyes was like a produce retinal disparity, causing double vision and stereoscopic vision decline. Clinical performance of a variety of complex strabismus major exception for the rotation, the paper will mainly review Components of rotational motion. [Keywords] rotary movement, eyes, adaptation Abstract The torsional coordination of binocular eye movements is a complex task since misalignment produces retinal disparities which result in diplopia and decrease of stereopsis. In clinic, many special strabismus cases have torsional alignment problem. This review concerns research in torsional coordination of binocular eye movements. ?r KEYWORDS: torsion; binocular; adaptation 0 Introduction Eyes and motor coordination appear to be a simple task, we feel in our daily lives it is there, but in fact quite complex. Eyes will result in poor motor coordination things like have eyes, retinal disparity, if such differences of more than 0.25 will cause double vision and stereopsis decreased [1]. eyes the significance of motor coordination is blocked by objects when one eye can still maintain binocular fixation target. eye coordination exercises include three components: horizontal, vertical and rotary (torsion. study found that a good coordination of internal and external rotation movement is essential for stereoscopic vision [2], the clinical performance of a variety of complex strabismus major exception for the rotation, so we will review the major components of rotation. A three-dimensional nature of eye movements Humans have 12 bilateral orbital involvement of extraocular muscles of eye movement, allowing the eye to make changes in three-dimensional space axis, ie the eye can not only rotate horizontally around a vertical axis, around the horizontal axis (the vertical axis