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zaidsuror Forum Elite Topics: 61 Posts: 238	Jul 17, 2007 - 12:28 PM       #1 I read a question where an otherwise healthy 4 year old baby presenting with a slight head tilt was found on exam to have a positive eye cover test;corneal light reflex however was normal. the question was,what is the next best step in managment? i thaught evaluate visual acuity,if decreased ,in addiotion to surgery we will cover the normal eye. the answer was to cover the normal eye and do surgery later( usmle world) ???????????explanation plz and source
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zaidsuror Forum Elite Topics: 61 Posts: 238	Jul 18, 2007 - 12:16 PM       #2 I believe the Explanation clearly states that the diagnosis is strabismus and that the management is that stated in the post. So again does anyone have a solid answer supported by a relaible source

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