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Fifteen-minute consultation-the child with a developmental disability: is there an ocular or visual abnormality?
OBJECTIVE: To present a structured approach for an outpatient consultation for a child with developmental disability who may have an ocular or visual disorder.
METHOD: Review of relevant literature and description of the approach to ocular and visual assessment which could be used by any paediatrician.
CONCLUSION: A systematic approach to history, observation and examination of a child with a developmental disability will assist in identifying a possible visual problem. A structured referral letter will ensure that the child will receive the most appropriate assessment to clarify the problem and appropriate management in the eye clinic.
METHOD: Review of relevant literature and description of the approach to ocular and visual assessment which could be used by any paediatrician.
CONCLUSION: A systematic approach to history, observation and examination of a child with a developmental disability will assist in identifying a possible visual problem. A structured referral letter will ensure that the child will receive the most appropriate assessment to clarify the problem and appropriate management in the eye clinic.
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