2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-27492005000500022
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Posição viciosa de cabeça por astigmatismo mal corrigido: relato de caso

Abstract: Posição viciosa de cabeça por astigmatismo mal corrigido: relato de caso RELATOS DE CASOSA posição viciosa de cabeça é uma condição compensatória que visa proporcionar aos pacientes melhor rendimento visual. Pode ser causada por problemas oftalmológicos, como distúrbios oculomotores (nistagmos, estrabismos) e altos astigmatismos. No entanto, compromete a estética e, a longo prazo, pode causar transtornos ortopédicos (coluna cervical) e assimetrias faciais. Relatamos o caso de uma garota, JL, 8 anos, com cabeça… Show more

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“…The vicious head position is a compensatory position which aims to provide better visual efficiency and a binocular vision to the patient, insinuating that the problem isn´t (primarily) on the neck, but it's in the head (seeing, listening), which position is vicious (defective) and not casual [27]. It compromises the aesthetic long term and can cause orthopedic disorders and facial asymmetry [28]. In the first years of life, during the child's development, the vision plays a predominant role as motivator of communication and making motor action happen.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The vicious head position is a compensatory position which aims to provide better visual efficiency and a binocular vision to the patient, insinuating that the problem isn´t (primarily) on the neck, but it's in the head (seeing, listening), which position is vicious (defective) and not casual [27]. It compromises the aesthetic long term and can cause orthopedic disorders and facial asymmetry [28]. In the first years of life, during the child's development, the vision plays a predominant role as motivator of communication and making motor action happen.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%