The Importance of Evaluating and Treating Binocular Anomalies as Part of Low Vision Management for End-Stage Glaucoma: Two Case Reviews

Deepak Sharma; Jessica Capri; Theresa Zerilli- Zavgorodni; Nancy Shenouda-Awad

doi:10.57204/001c.140579

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August 07, 2025 EDT

The Importance of Evaluating and Treating Binocular Anomalies as Part of Low Vision Management for End-Stage Glaucoma: Two Case Reviews

Deepak Sharma, OD, FAAO, Jessica Capri, OD, JD, Theresa Zerilli- Zavgorodni, OD, FAAO, Nancy Shenouda-Awad, OD, FAAO,

Binocular visionbinocular instabilitybinocular anomalyperipheral vision lossprismfunctional visual fieldsmotor fusion

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Sharma D, Capri J, Zerilli- Zavgorodni T, Shenouda-Awad N. The Importance of Evaluating and Treating Binocular Anomalies as Part of Low Vision Management for End-Stage Glaucoma: Two Case Reviews. CRO Journal. Published online August 7, 2025. doi:10.57204/001c.140579

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