Physician
Ophthalmology
Dr. Robert D. Reinecke, MD
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Robert D. Reinecke works in the field of Ophthalmology. He went to University of Kansas School of Medicine. He received 2 awards: "Fellow (FACS)" and "Fellow (FAAO)". Robert Reinecke is also published. He has 96 publications published. The lastest publication: "Nystagmus: questions and answers.'
Publications
- Corrigendum: Mutations in FRMD7, a newly identified member of the FERM family, cause X-linked idiopathic congenital nystagmus.
- Migrainous visual auras: a life history.
- Mutations in FRMD7, a newly identified member of the FERM family, cause X-linked idiopathic congenital nystagmus.
- Extended slow phase in latent/manifest latent nystagmus.
- Surgical treatment of trauma-induced periodic alternating nystagmus.
- Single-stage adjustable strabismus surgery for restrictive strabismus.
- Unilateral acquired upper eyelid ptosis and decreasing nystagmus.
- A comparative demographicand socioeconomic study of spasmus nutans and infantile nystagmus.
- Editorial: Affiliated Physician Program.
- Ophthalmology: surgical or nonsurgical speciality.
- Fresnel prism update.
- Costenbader Lecture. Idiopathic infantile nystagmus: diagnosis and treatment.
- Rod monochromatism and blue cone monochromatism: pupillary, accommodative and convergence reactions to darkness.
- Relationships among visual acuity demands, convergence, and nystagmus in patients with manifest/latent nystagmus.
- The 28th Amendment.
- Nystagmus: questions and answers.
- Congenital periodic alternating nystagmus. Diagnosis and Management.
- Retroequatorial placement of horizontal recti.
- Head and eye movements in children with low vision.
- Improvement of visual acuity after surgery for nystagmus.
- Treatment of acquired nystagmus with botulinum neurotoxin A.
- Eye and head movements in patients with achromatopsia.
- Quantitative eye and head movement recordings of retinal disease mimicking spasmus nutans.
- Visual acuities and scotomas after 3 weeks'' levodopa administration in adult amblyopia.
- Spasmus nutans. A long-term follow-up.
- Federal Advisory committees--the ophthalmologist's role.
- Interim FDA report on intraocular lenses.
- The Academy.
- Childhood recurrent idiopathic paralysis of the lateral rectus.
- Manpower studies for the United States. Part II. Demand for eye care. A public opinion poll based upon a Gallup poll survey.
- The changes in refractive status following routine strabismus surgery.
- Cataracts, lens substitutes, and federal regulation.
- The FDA report on intraocular lenses.
- Defense mechanisms against your partner.
- Phoria adaptation to prisms. A cerebellar-dependent response.
- Voluntary eversion of the eyelids.
- Preschool vision screening for amblyopia and strabismus. Programs, methods, guidelines, 1983.
- Nystagmus blockage syndrome in the unilaterally blind patient.
- Ophthalmic examination of infants and children by the pediatrician.
- Anterior segment ischemia following strabismus surgery.
- Quantitative forced duction.
- AC:A nomogram.
- Mistakes in refraction.
- Meridional refractometry. I. Derivation of equations.
- Silicone lacrimal tube implantation.
- VIC--vision information center.
- Vietnam ophthalmology.
- Cryptophthalmos.
- Proceedings of the New England Ophthalmological Society.
- The Vision Information Center.
- Fatal fever with anesthesia.
- Vision information center: a user-oriented data base.
- The right animal for the right experiment.
- The rheumatologists consider giant cell arteritis.
- Meridional refractometry. II. Data reduction.
- Temporal arteritis. II. Electron microscopic study on consecutive biopsies.
- Temporal arteritis. I. Smooth muscle cell involvement.
- Lacerated corneas and prevention of synechiae.
- Ophthalmology training programs at the Albany Medical Center Hospital.
- Development and implementation of a thesaurus for the visual sciences.
- Editorial: CETV-OPHTH and CETV-OTO.
- Temporal arteritis, steroid therapy, and pulmonary emboli.
- Letter: Soft lens evaluation study.
- Translated myokymia of the lower eyelid causing uniocular vertical pseudonystagmus.
- Strabismus.
- Surgical results of third cranial nerve palsies.
- A reconsideration of amblyopia screening and stereopsis.
- A new stereoscopic test for amblyopia screening.
- An innovation in eye care.
- Electron microscopy of ocular muscle in type II glycogenosis (Pompe''s disease).
- Superior oblique surgery.
- Surgical management of third and sixth cranial nerve palsies.
- Outpatient surgery: back to the barbershop?
- Screening 3-year-olds for visual problems. Are we gaining or falling behind?
- Hepatitis B vaccine and your surgical career.
- Corneal birth trauma managed with a contact lens.
- Central trochlear palsy.
- Bilateral total corneal and conjunctival choristomas associated with epidermal nevus.
- Asymmetry in congenital ocular motor apraxia.
- David M. Worthen, MD 1936-1988.
- The pop eye phenomenon: an extreme form of the oculodigital phenomenon.
- Absence of visual sampling in infantile nystagmus.
- Visual pathway abnormalities in albinism and infantile nystagmus: VECPs and stereoacuity measurements.
- Ocular choristomas.
- Treatment of manifest latent nystagmus.
- Asymmetric horizontal tropias, DVD, and manifest latent nystagmus: an explanation of dissociated horizontal deviation.
- Visual acuity measurements by swept spatial frequency visual-evoked-cortical potentials (VECPs): clinical application in children with various visual disorders.
- Signs distinguishing spasmus nutans (with and without central nervous system lesions) from infantile nystagmus.
- Skin impedance comparisons of electrodes for electro-oculography.
- Surgical management of oculomotor nerve palsy.
- Visual-evoked cortical potentials in dissociated vertical deviation.
- Visual acuities and scotomas after one week levodopa administration in human amblyopia.
- Head nodding is compensatory in spasmus nutans.
- The future of automated refractors in the practice of ophthalmology.
- An eye mobile screening unit.
Schools
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Doctors Specialties
- Ophthalmology
Accepted Insurances
Awards
- Fellow (FACS)
- Fellow (FAAO)
Education
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Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary -
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Hospital
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Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
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