The Canadian Orthoptic Society
Friday 14 June 2013, 1300-1700
Lachine/Lasalle
Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Recognize and apply new techniques and methods to assess visual deficits in amblyopia.
- Demonstrate an understanding of tools required for a low vision assessment, and to describe conditions commonly requiring pediatric low vision assessment.
- Further define the orthoptist's role and challenges associated with the treatment of strabismus using botulinum toxin.
- Differentiate the roles of sensory fusion and motor fusion, and describe the role of binocular vision and its effect on alignment.
Faculty
Melanie Kazlas, MD
Stephanie Smith, MSc, OC(C), COMT
Jennifer Lambert, CO
Kyle Arnoldi, CO, COMT
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Moderator
Sarah Whitecross, OC(C)
TCOS Vice-President
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1300 | Introduction and welcome |
1305 | Assessment of visual deficits in amblyopia with novel computer-based techniques
Melanie Kazlas |
1345 | Discussion |
1355 | Pediatric low vision assessment and management
Stephanie Smith |
1435 | Discussion |
1445 | Break |
1500 | Orthoptic considerations in the botulinum toxin treated child
Jennifer Lambert |
1540 | Discussion |
1550 | Sensory? Motor? Or Sensorimotor?
Kyle Arnoldi |
1630 | Discussion |
1640 | Closing Remarks |
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