Virtual Disturbance with Undiagnosed Etiology
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Patient Demonstrating Visual Midline Shift Syndrome shows Correction with the use of Yoked Prisms
Young man injured by a large heavy object falling to his right shoulder and back. He was taken to the ER and released. The following morning he had difficulty walking. He is demonstrating a Visual Midline Shift Syndrome (VMSS). With the introduction of the yoked prisms the visual midline shifts affecting the center of mass.…
Demonstration: Yoked Prisms Realigning the Center of Mass of a Patient who Suffered Physical Injury
This patient worked for a home improvement store. A ladder fell from the top shelf in the aisle she was walking down striking her on the top of her head. She was taken to the ER and diagnosed with a concussion. Her balance was affected. She has a Visual Midline Shift Syndrome (VMSS). With the…
Demonstration of the Impact of Yoked Prism Glasses on a Patient who Suffered a TBI
Patient incurred TBI from a motor vehicle accident with increased abnormal postural tone and Post Trauma Vision Syndrome (PTVS). Upon introduction of prisms there is a neutralization in the postural tone.