Association of Dysversion of the Optic Disc with Presumed Amblyopia

Howard C. Howland

doi:10.1364/VSIA.1999.FB1

Vision Science and its Applications
1999 OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1999),
paper FB1
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Association of Dysversion of the Optic Disc with Presumed Amblyopia

Howard C. Howland

Vision Science and its Applications 1999

Santa Fe, New Mexico United States
ISBN: 1-55752-581-1

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Abstract

Dysversion of the optic disc, sometimes referred to as “situs inversus,” is considered to be a congenital malformation of the optic disc wherein most commonly the blood vessels emerge “towards the temporal rather than towards the nasal side”¹.

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