Professor of Ophthalmology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Zanvyl Krieger Professor of Pediatric Ophthalmology, The Zanvyl Krieger Children's Eye Center at the Wilmer Institute
Ophthalmology
Dr. David Guyton, MD
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David Guyton works in the field of Ophthalmology. He researched medicine at Harvard Medical School. Harvard Medical School is a top medical college. Harvard Medical School has a rank of 1 in research and a 12 in primary care He received 6 awards: "America's Top Doctors", "CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification", "Top Doctors:Baltimore Area", "Top Doctors:Washington-Baltimore", "Fellow (FAAO)" and "Super Doctor". David Guyton is also published. He has 101 publications published. The lastest publication: "Vertical location of the corneal light reflex in strabismus photography.' He is registered with Medicare.
Publications
- Deficiency of depression in adduction: clinical characteristics and surgical management of the "inverted Brown pattern".
- Mechanisms of Vertical Fusional Vergence in Patients With "Congenital Superior Oblique Paresis" Investigated With an Eye-Tracking Haploscope.
- Photographic simulation of off-axis blurring due to chromatic aberration in spectacle lenses.
- Children with Down Syndrome benefit from bifocals as evidenced by increased compliance with spectacle wear.
- DVD-a conceptual, clinical, and surgical overview.
- Adjustable sutures in children.
- The Sensitivity of the Bielschowsky Head Tilt Test in Diagnosing Acquired Bilateral Superior Oblique Paresis.
- A new, removable, sliding noose for adjustable-suture Strabismus surgery.
- Differentiating bilateral superior oblique paresis from sensory extorsion.
- A Device for Continuous Monitoring of True Central Fixation Based on Foveal Birefringence.
- Fusion can mask the relationships between fundus torsion, oblique muscle overaction/underaction, and A- and V-pattern Strabismus.
- Vertical Vergence Adaptation Produces an Objective Vertical Deviation that Changes with Head Tilt.
- New pediatric vision screener, part II: electronics, software, signal processing and validation.
- A Strabismus susceptibility locus on chromosome 7p.
- Modeling and minimizing interference from corneal birefringence in retinal birefringence scanning for foveal fixation detection.
- The effect of acute superior oblique palsy on torsional optokinetic Nystagmus in monkeys.
- Primary position and listing's law in acquired and congenital trochlear nerve palsy.
- Automated detection of ocular alignment with binocular retinal birefringence scanning.
- Astigmatism induced by simultaneous recession of both horizontal rectus muscles.
- Motor mechanisms of vertical fusion in individuals with superior oblique paresis.
- The 10th Bielschowsky Lecture. Changes in Strabismus over time: the roles of vergence tonus and muscle length adaptation.
- Esotropia associated with early presbyopia caused by inappropriate muscle length adaptation.
- A small-incision muscle hook for the Parks cul-de- sac approach for Strabismus surgery.
- The dragged-fovea Diplopia syndrome: clinical characteristics, diagnosis, and treatment.
- Rapid, objective detection of Cataract-induced blur using a bull''s eye photodetector.
- Postoperative adjustable surgery of the superior oblique tendon.
- Pediatric Vision Screener 2: pilot study in adults.
- Pediatric Vision Screener 1: instrument design and operation.
- Strabismus following posterior segment surgery.
- Automated detection of ocular focus.
- Substrates of negative accommodation.
- Transient central retinal artery occlusion after posterior sub-Tenon's anesthesia.
- Torsion in patients with superior oblique palsies: dynamic torsion during saccades and changes in Listing''s plane.
- Directional eye fixation sensor using birefringence-based foveal detection.
- How to measure slab-off and reverse slab prism in spectacle lenses.
- "Inverted Brown pattern": a tight inferior oblique muscle masquerading as a superior oblique muscle underaction--clinical characteristics and surgical management.
- Use of retinal nerve fiber layer birefringence as an addition to absorption in retinal scanning for biometric purposes.
- Ocular torsion reveals the mechanisms of cyclovertical Strabismus: the Weisenfeld lecture.
- Measuring dissociated vertical deviations.
- Eye dominance and the mechanisms of eye contact.
- Strabismus complications from local anesthetics.
- Video-based head movement compensation for novel haploscopic eye-tracking apparatus.
- Adjustable suture Strabismus surgery in infants and children.
- A novel haploscopic viewing apparatus with a three-axis eye tracker.
- Silent sinus syndrome causing cyclovertical Diplopia masquerading as superior oblique paresis in the fellow eye.
- Adjustable suture technique for enhanced transposition surgery for extraocular muscles.
- Concentration-dependent bupivacaine myotoxicity in rabbit extraocular muscle.
- Origins of the keratometer and its evolving role in ophthalmology.
- The lancaster red-green test.
- Dissociated vertical deviation: an acquired Nystagmus-blockage phenomenon.
- Original papers: A combination horizontal/vertical prism bar A precisely calibrated tool for use in front of one eye.
- Surgery for DVD: New Approaches.
- Remote optical systems for ophthalmic examination and vision research.
- Automated detection of foveal fixation by use of retinal birefringence scanning.
- Birefringence-based eye fixation monitor with no moving parts.
- A testimony for Postop' adjustable sutures in Strabismus surgery, on the 25th (Silver) anniversary of Arthur Jampolsky's original description.
- Superior oblique overaction from local anesthesia for Cataract surgery.
- An adjustable superior oblique tendon spacer with the use of nonabsorbable suture.
- Photographic reproduction of out-of-focus and distorted ocular imagery.
- Strabismus and amblyopia: where are we going?
- Anesthetic myotoxicity as a cause of restrictive Strabismus after scleral buckling surgery.
- Strabismus after retinal detachment surgery.
- Dissociated vertical deviation: etiology, mechanism, and associated phenomena. Costenbader Lecture.
- Aniseikonia symposium.
- Perception of Purkinje vessel shadows and foveal granular pattern as a measure of potential Visual acuity.
- The use of (a)symmetry of the rest position of the eyes under general anesthesia or sedation-hypnosis in the design of Strabismus surgery: A favorable pilot study in 5...
- Vertical fusional vergence: the key to dissociated vertical deviation.
- Mathematical modeling of retinal birefringence scanning.
- The Lancaster red-green test before and after occlusion in the evaluation of incomitant Strabismus.
- Dissociated vertical deviation: an exaggerated normal eye movement used to damp cyclovertical latent Nystagmus.
- Dynamic retinoscopy.
- Vertical location of the corneal light reflex in Strabismus photography.
- Masked bilateral superior oblique muscle paresis. A simple overcorrection phenomenon?
- Clinicopathologic correlation of chorioretinitis sclopetaria.
- Full-time atropine, intermittent atropine, and optical penalization and binocular outcome in treatment of strabismic amblyopia.
- The adjustable globe: a technique for adjustable Strabismus surgery.
- [A combination of horizontal/vertical prism bar].
- Ipsilateral hypertropia after Cataract surgery.
- Regulation of static and dynamic ocular alignment in patients with trochlear nerve pareses.
- Does a tilted retina cause Astigmatism? The ocular imagery and the retinoscopic reflex resulting from a tilted retina.
- Timing of amblyopia therapy relative to Strabismus surgery.
- More on optical zone centration.
- Origin of the foveal granular pattern in entoptic viewing.
- Inferior oblique muscle injury from local anesthesia for Cataract surgery.
- A gyroscope deviometer for measurement of Strabismus.
- Loss of fusion and the development of A or V patterns.
- Quantification of the Brückner test for Strabismus.
- Should early Strabismus surgery be performed for ocular torticollis to prevent facial asymmetry?
- Simultaneous correction of blepharoPtosis and exotropia in aberrant regeneration of the oculomotor nerve by strabismus surgery: a new, simplified Ptosis correction for...
- Exaggerated traction test for the oblique muscles.
- The American Optical SR-IV Programmed Subjective Refractor: principles of design and operation.
- Ophthalmic prisms. Measurement errors and how to minimize them.
- New methods for predicting visual acuity after Cataract surgery.
- The light that leaks: Brückner and the red reflex.
- Torsion and elevation under general anesthesia and during voluntary eyelid closure (Bell phenomenon).
- Comparison of two methods of marking the Visual axis on the cornea during radial keratotomy.
- An ophthalmoscope is not a retinoscope. The difference is in the red reflex.
- The red reflex from retinoscopy's point of view. Reflections on a small area.
- Potential acuity meter using a minute aerial pinhole aperture.
- A classification and coding system for information retrieval on diagnosis and therapy.
Schools
Harvard Medical School
University Fla
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baylor College
Procedures Preformed
- Extraocular Muscle Surgery
Conditions Treated
- Astigmatism
- Benign Neoplasm of Choroid
- Benign Neoplasm of Eye
- Cataract
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Doctors Specialties
- Ophthalmology
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- America's Top Doctors
- CMS Meaningful Use Stage 1 Certification
- Top Doctors:Baltimore Area
- Top Doctors:Washington-Baltimore
- Fellow (FAAO)
- Super Doctor
Education
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Baylor College of Medicine -
Johns Hopkins University -
University of Florida -
Brigham and Women's Hospital -
Harvard Medical School
Hospital
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
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