Uniocular fields of fixation in thyroid eye disease

Flashing lights in thyroid eye disease: a new symptom described and (possibly) explained

“…In addition, the degree of inflammatory activity on short tau inversion ratio (STIR) sequence magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)1 was documented. Ocular motility assessment included Hess charts, fields of binocular single vision and uniocular fields of fixation 2. Intraocular pressure measurements in primary position and upgaze were noted where available.…”

Measuring Uniocular Fields of Rotation: Modified Goldmann Perimetry Versus Aimark Perimetry

“…For instance, the Kestenbaum limbus displacement, 3 synoptophore, 4 cervical range of motion, 5 Goldmann perimeter, 6,7 and Lister perimeter. 8,9 These methods, although being standardized tests, are either time consuming or inconsistent as highlighted by previous literature. [3][4][5][6][7][8][9] The modified Goldmann method was introduced by Haggerty and colleagues 6 as an alternative modified method of assessment of uniocular rotations.…”

“…8,9 These methods, although being standardized tests, are either time consuming or inconsistent as highlighted by previous literature. [3][4][5][6][7][8][9] The modified Goldmann method was introduced by Haggerty and colleagues 6 as an alternative modified method of assessment of uniocular rotations. This was proposed to improve the ease of assessment of patients, thereby improving accuracy.…”

“…This was larger than the prior allowance of 5 that was taken to represent significant change in previous studies. 5,[7][8][9] This highlights the need to use a value specific to the test being used.…”

Diplopia and ocular motility in orbital blow-out fractures: 10-year retrospective study

“…This test has been used in ocular motility assessment for Graves ophthalmology patients with different methods (Steel et al, 1995;Haggerty et al, 2005); however, its use in orbital trauma has not previously been reported. The aim of this retrospective study was to investigate the value of two objective measures, BSV and UFOF, in the management of blow-out fractures of the orbit.…”