Test Hirschberga
Hirschberg's test, or corneal reflex test, is a test used to diagnose strabismus, which allows you to approximate the angle of the eye. Eye position adjustment is performed by observing the position of the light reflector, with the light of the eyes aligned with the light source facing the eye at a distance of 33 cm. Correctly, the reflex should be in the center of the pupils of both eyes. In the case of the eye, the eye is centered on the eye of the guide, and the eye is displaced paracentrally. Each millimeter of displacement corresponds to approximately 7 ° angle of stag. For location on the edge of the pupil is 15 °, half of the iris 30 ° when outside the cornea is approximately 45 °. Bibliography
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