Strabismus - CRASH! Medical Review Series

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(Disclaimer: The medical information contained herein is intended for physician medical licensing exam review purposes only, and are not intended for diagnosis of any illness. If you think you may be suffering from any medical condition, you should consult your physician or seek immediate medical attention.)

[@OmoItsekiri]

@Paul Bolin you are basically my hero. I have an external exam in 2 weeks and signed up to a crash course day by the royal college only to have them cancel it last minute! I was in despair until i found your videos. From the bottom of my heart God bless you! I I hope one day I can make the difference in someone else's life like you have for me!

[@samreenmulla3926]

You are amazing Doctor! Just a suggestion, it would be better to copyright your presentations so that your honest and hard work is widely recognized. Thank you for helping me pass med school these videos were my salvation.

[@teintenoire5971]

LR6(SO4) - Lateral rectus - CN6 and Superior Oblique - CN4

[@SadamKhan-nn4vy]

sir you are great what you do for medical students. thankx alot sir.

[@khdr4165]

This lecture is so perfect and well explained. I watched it all till the end and was enjoying that i was able to understand this tough topics for the first time! Thank you so much Sir.

[@ФилипАтакер]

thank you for this comprehensive review!!

[@romikarim9258]

You saved my eye exam 😊❤

[@Ange-E333]

I have strabismus and I am so self conscious about people looking at me directly. This has affected my life in a big way. I feel like everyone I speak to is looking at my eye and I am very self conscious meeting new people because of my strabismus. 😔😭

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

These are great! Thank you Dr Bolin!

[@kaylapatek8421]

I really appreciate you 😀 going to my eye doctor Monday to see if I do have strabismus. I had congenital cataracts and I’m nearsighted. My primary care doctor noticed my right eye was turned outward.

[@xDomglmao]

23:00 shouldn't it be presbyopia?

[@danielfamayoutubable]

Your videos are awesome Dr. Bolin! Around 22:50 do you mean to say/write presbyopia instead of presbyacusis?

[@khaled1990]

i think so

[@drilonahmetaj5698]

I belive so too, otherwise it doesn't make sense!

[@thelegion773]

Daniel James presbycusis mean hearing loss in old age, which is of no concern here... So he must have been confused it with presbyopia.

[@udaythakur7161]

thanks doc

[@naciranacira3499]

thank you

[@muliikamastulah1943]

tim root really like you you are really my teacher who I understand most thax

[@halaalabboud480]

thanks a lot sir.

[@dancelikeumathurman8092]

Thank you!

[@5tangerines]

At 7:31 you said inferior oblique is not innervated by the oculomotor nerve but I think you meant to say "superior oblique"

[@pwbmd]

Yes - that would certainly be correct. Sorry.

[@muliikamastulah1943]

he meant superior oblique

[@shoger8]

really great, very clear explanation thanks and keep going

[@amareendhaliwal4423]

Great video!

[@FerasAshour]

Hi Dr .thanks for the great videos if u can add a video on neurophthalmolgy

[@cigiss]

this was so helpful, thank you !

[@rss1761]

Anyone with intermittent exotropia about 40PD who tried with botox ?

[@5tangerines]

Great vid! Thanks!

[@dhillon09]

videos is fire. bomb. brap brap. seriously though, thanks for these. Succinct and very good

[@vannesajingo3508]

You saved my life

[@marwaa2895]

Thank u ❤❤❤

[@mawaddashaban477]

Thanks a lot doctor 😎

[@aayushmaanbisht505]

Worth warching I really liked you

[@safaajb3250]

Thankkkk you doc

[@nawalfatima4351]

You are amazing ✌️

[@maazarif8903]

awesome !

[@midorigreen17]

Hello doc, may I know what reference you used for this video? Thanks!

[@gayathrirasu4515]

Thank u sir

[@mahamsiddiqui8612]

At 31:42 I think you meant presbyopia instead of presbycusis.

[@roxannemua9350]

i have strabismus till this day and double vision mine is called esotropia accomodative esotropia I also have hyperopia and high levels of astigmatism along with it? IS this normal is there anything i can do about it like eye exercises or anything??

[@ahsenaftab6220]

i mean u can see a doctor

[@110medical.i3]

Some mistakes are present , however a good review.

[@xDomglmao]

Mental health disorders are afaik bcs of a) personal feelings (decr. selfesteem, etc.) and b) behaviour of others, esp. in childhood ("Look at that strange boy!")

[@HindiOphthalmology]

The muscle names at 07:51 seem to be written at awkward places.

[@kdzidoc]

What is the cause of strabismus? Please don't say muscle length, strength, or anything along those lines.... How about nasal to temporal motion processing?

[@jakehoffy1220]

You crush it in this video

[@shantanubaghel2058]

Every enny well deserved. If I wasn't a poor med student, I'd give more than $1 a month. Thank you for the vids

[@harshitamishra5812]

In cover uncover test we see eye under cover and in "cover test" we see d other eye movement....

[@Superman20911]

hi are you still able to answers?

[@barborasvorenova]

I wish someone would fix my eyes :(

[@jakehoffy1220]

I am from Oregon, and my state covered insurance covers strabismus. I don't know where you are from, but just thought I would say. Your country state may cover it because strabismus is a preventative surgery to prevent eye sight loss. My state covers some preventative surgeries.

[@barborasvorenova]

+Jake Hoffy Mine doesn't. I'm from Slovakia and here it's considered a cosmetic procedure, so it costs around 1000€. I had one when I was a kid, but it, sadly, didn't work.

[@jamesbaxterinsideoutsideim1765]

Barbora Svorenova hahahaha sucks to be you

[@wolfferoni]

It's considered a cosmetic procedure for me too down in Australia. Strabismus makes me so self conscious, I have social anxiety.

[@ciaas70]

James Baxter once was said: if you can be quite please be quite.

[@Superman20911]

hi are you still able to answer questions?

[@anubm983]

Can i correct My squint

[@ZakirUllah-i7x]

Op..thal ...mo.lo....gist❤❤❤❤thank you...thumb up

[@sammyforseth8201]

Am I the only one here you actually has strabismus

[@hrutikpatil15]

yes

[@roseann_ramos6434]

I have a question? I know someone that his both eyes is looking upward eventhough my camera is in front of him while taking picture.. what do u call that kind of eye condition?

[@nonono9406]

One of my eye is straight and the other is facing outwards and I can't read properly as I see two of everything

[@jakehoffy1220]

You have to wear a patch to read. Sorry to hear that.

[@nonono9406]

+Jake Hoffy you just Gotta lie through it thanks for your kindness

[@lakendrajones8449]

My eyes are like that. Ask your eye doctor about getting prisms put in your eye glasses

[@roxannemua9350]

do you see two of everything constantly or once in a while ?

[@lanakhatib9482]

Thank you!