M. Linwong, Stephen J. Herman
Abstract
In ten normal subjects a head tilt of 30° to the same shoulder produced a mean incycloduction of 5° and a head tilt of 30° to the opposite shoulder produced a mean excycloduction of 6.5°. Similar results were obtained when the experiment was performed repeatedly on one eye in the same subject.
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In ten normal subjects a head tilt of 30° to the same shoulder produced a mean incycloduction of 5° and a head tilt of 30° to the opposite shoulder produced a mean excycloduction of 6.5°. Similar results were obtained when the experiment was performed repeatedly on one eye in the same subject.
Key concepts: Head tilt, Head (geology), Medicine, Tilt (camera), Head-Down Tilt, Optometry, Ophthalmology, Surgery