American Journal of Ophthalmology 1981-Aug

Photo-induced convulsion after using the translid binocular interactor.

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E M Helveston

R Manthey

F D Ellis

ARTICLE: 6791503

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A 12-year-old boy with small-angle secondary exotropia and minimal amblyopia experienced photo-induced epilepsy after using the Translid Binocular Interactor, a device designed to treat several of the motor and sensory abnormalities of the eyes alternately with a bright flash at 10 cps. Whether or not the device is effective, it is potentially dangerous to susceptible individuals.

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Photo-induced convulsion after using the translid binocular interactor.

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epilepsy

amblyopia

exotropia

seizures

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