Dissociated vertical deviation

[@RenfengXu]

Dr. Andrew Lee, You are so fascinating! I learned a lot from your short but precise lectures. Keep up the good work!

[@FeelinSoupish]

Thank you! When I was little I had a lazy eye and I got surgery when I was 5. I ended up having to use patches on one of my eyes to strethen the other but that was really difficult for me, to me the patches were literal torture 😂 about 5 years ago (I'm 13 now) I got given the opportunity to get glasses and I did get them, occasionally strengthening the lenses or whatever needed to be done. I'm not sure how long ago now but doctors said I had DVD, I've always just said to people "I have a lazy eye that happens if I look in certain directions or concentrate on a certain object infront of me" or whatever so this helps alot! Lol.

[@ayeshadinaratne9284]

So nicely explained Thank u Dr Lee 👍👍

[@1980Garni]

Excellent video! Can you pls talk about periodic alternating nystagmus and whether it can be congenital or is it always acquired?

[@starryskies88]

Thank you Dr Lee! Could you explain why is it that only a base-down prism over the hypertropic eye will correct a deviation from a DVD but either a base-down OR Base-up prism will correct a misalignment in a fourth nerve palsy?

[@starryskies88]

Is it something to do with the Hering's law that you mentioned?

[@TheChemistryKid]

Great video!

[@scoleyx]

Hi Dr Lee. May I ask what is the difference between dissociated vertical/horizontal deviation from a phoria. Thank you.

[@terryb4313]

what kind of exercises will fix this?

[@lalissalazar3251]

How would this be treated?

[@moazzamaiqbal3759]

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