Dr. SHREYA SHAH

Dr. MEHUL SHAH, DR. ASHWINI KORANNE, DR. HEENA PATEL

Abstract

INTRODUCTION:PARVOCELLULAR STIMULATION IS A TREATMENT MODALITY FOR AMBLYOPIA AND STRABISMUS

METHODS: THIS IS A PROSPECTIVE STUDY WHERE WE ENROLLED PATIENTS OF AMBLYOPIA , STRABISMUS AND NYSTAGMUS.ALL SENSORY AND MOTOR DOCUMENTATION DONE.PATIENTS UNDERWENT AVERAGE 3-10 SESSIONS, EACH SESSION LASTING FOR MINIMUM 60 MINUTES.STREREOPSIS WAS MEASURED USING TITMUS AND LANG 1 AND 2 FOR DISTANCE AND NEAR..CREATION OF FORMAT AND RETRIVAL OF DATA FROM EMR AND ANALYSED WITH SPSS 22.DESCRIPTIVE AND CROSS TABULATION USED FOR ANALYSES.P VALUE <0.05 CONSIDERED STASTICALLY SIGNIFICANT RESULTS: OUR COHORT WAS CONSISTED OF24 PATIENTS 13M ,11 F WITH MEAN AGE 14.88+/- 8.3 YEARS. FOLLOWING THERAPY, IMPROVEMENT IN STEREOPSISFOR NEAR(P=0.04) WAS NOTED WHILE NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE FOR DISTANCE STEREOPSIS(P=0.08)WAS NOTED WITH MEAN FOLLOWUP OF 25 DAYS CONCLUSION: PARVOCELLULAR STIMULATION LEADS TO IMPROVEMENT IN STEREOPSIS FOR NEAR(P=0.04) BUT NO DIFFERENCE IS NOTED FOR DISTANCE STEREOPSIS.(P=0.04)

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