HESS test, basic ocular movement, equipment and with pictures
HESS test, basic ocular movement, equipment and with pictures
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A concise guide to the Hess test, covering its clinical purpose, indications, equipment, examination procedure, and chart interpretation. It explains how the test maps incomitant strabismus, identifies muscle underaction and overaction, and supports assessment of cranial nerve palsy, thyroid disease, trauma, and myasthenia. The guide also addresses equipment setup, practical limitations, chronic findings, patient cooperation, repeat testing, and modern eye-tracking alternatives.