Clinical Management of Vertical Hyperphoria and Photophobia Following Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: A Case Study

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Following a mild TBI, symptoms of diplopia and photosensitivity are common. Findings such as a vertical deviation, may contribute to exasperating symptoms. Treatment of vertical deviations may cause hesitation for the provider as there is not a consensus in relation to prescribing vertical prism amounts. In regards to photosensitivity, fortunately most diminishes in intensity over the first couple of months following injury. Further treatment, including tints and sunglasses, improves patient comfort.
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轻度外伤性脑损伤后垂直性远视及畏光的临床处理:个案研究
轻度脑外伤后,复视和光敏症状很常见。如垂直偏离,可能会导致令人恼火的症状。垂直偏差的处理可能会引起提供者的犹豫,因为在规定垂直棱镜数量方面没有达成共识。至于光敏性,幸运的是,大多数在受伤后的前几个月减弱。进一步的治疗,包括配色和戴太阳镜,可以改善患者的舒适度。
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