Hess Charts Interpreted |
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A book of real life examples |
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Hess charts can aid
in the diagnosis of extra ocular muscle defects. They provide a subjective,
pictorial representation of extra ocular movement, one eye relative to the
other. They are useful in monitoring whether conditions are becoming
progressively better, worse or remaining static. They can be produced on a Hess
screen, Lees screen or by computer Hess imaging techniques.
The book provides an excellent learning/teaching tool showing real patient examples with wide ranging conditions e.g. neurogenic, mechanical, progressive disorders etc., all in a handy spiral bound paperback A5 format.
The book contains over 70 Hess charts clearly illustrated in colour combined with all the information needed for their interpretation.
The title says it all ........
Hess Charts Interpreted - A book of real life examples
Myrtle Henderson & Judith Wylie
All pages © Myrtle Henderson and Judith Wylie 2005 - 2007. Last reviewed on the 30th March 2007.