Case 9
A 9 year old boy presents whose parents ask that you determine if their child has dyslexia. The child has been in Title I reading programs at their school for the past year. The parents report that their son reverses letters. You are able to determine that there is no outstanding medical history, including peri-natal. The child received an annual eye examination the previous two years, and passed a school screening several months ago.
What additional history information to explore?
Clinical findings:
Unaided distance visual acuity |
20/20-2 O.D. / 20/20 O.S. |
Unaided near visual acuity |
20/25 O.D. / O.S. |
Cover test |
ortho / +kinetic cover test |
Stereopsis |
50 sec |
NPC |
15 cms / diplopia at break |
EOMs |
2 losses of fixation on 1 rotation |
Refraction (O.D./O.S.) |
O.D. +0.50 / O.S. +1.00 |
Distance phoria (H/V) |
1 eso / 1 O.D. hyper |
Near phoria |
1 exo |
Near BI/BO fusional vergences |
BI: x/12/4 BO: 10/16/6 |
MEM (unaided) |
O.D. +0.75 - 0.50 x90 / O.S. +1.00 - 0.75 x90 |
Accommodative facility (cpm) |
O.D. 6 / O.S. 4 |
Additional testing?
Management?