Laboratory of Binocular Vision Disorders

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Head: Serdyuchenko Vera Ivanovna, professor , MD, PhD, Dr. Sc. (Med), ophthalmologist of the highest category.

Contacts: (048) 729-84-74

Office № 11 in consultative polyclinic (048) 729-84-02.

Office № 10 in consultative polyclinic (048) 729-83-54.

The Laboratory was founded under the guidance of Professor Irina Klyuka in 1977. It is a treating, diagnostic, scientific and teaching centre on the problems of refractive errors genesis, amblyopia, and oculomotor apparatus disorders.

Staff: Bushueva Natalia, Dr. Sc. (Med), PhD, Senior Researcher, ophthalmologist of the highest category

Boychuk Irina, Dr. Sc. (Med), Senior Researcher, ophthalmologist of the highest category

Golubenko Yuri E., MD, Dr. Sc. (Med) , ophthalmologist of the highest category

Main directions of scientific and practical work:

• Diagnosing refractive errors, lens fitting (spherical lens, spherical-cylindrical, prismatic, spherical-cylindrical-prismatic lens); diagnosing and treating disorders of accommodative convergence and pupil system including a computer vision syndrome
• Treating progressive myopia; diagnosing accommodative convergence and pupil system errors with the use of computer pupillography
• Diagnosing and treating different types of strabismus and complex oculomotor disorders: paralytic, vertical strabismus, complex oculomotor congenital syndromes, strabismus in children with cerebral palsy, nystagmus (involuntary eye movements); diagnosing and treating different types of amblyopia
• Studying the state of the retina in anomalies of refraction and amblyopia using OCT
• Studying temporary parameters of visual acuity (speed of visual perception) in norm, in visual loading, in anomalies of refraction and strabismus.

The Laboratory has developed and introduced into the practice:

• Pleopto-orthoptic treatment of amblyopia and strabismus with using of modified methods; treatment of disorders of accommodative convergence system
• Domestic pupillograph for studying accommodative convergence pupil system and vegetative innervations of the vision analyzer
• Computer tests for studying binocular, stereoscopic vision and functions of oculomotor apparatus
• Method of electric stimulation using device “Etrans” for treatment of accommodation spasm
• Ergonomic methods for studying effect of physical and visual activity on the state of the eye
• Surgical treatment of complex oculomotor conditions (congenital, vertical, paralytic strabismus, cyclotropia, nystagmus); new methods of surgical treatment of A, V, X syndromes were proposed
• Diagnostic imunnological and biochemical criteria of myopia progression, computer tests
• Surgical methods of strengthening the sclera in progressive myopia using synthetic bioinert “Texplant” in combination with proteolytic enzyme.