The Krimsky test is used to measure strabismus (misaligned eyes) in patients who can’t fixate or have poor fixation.
What it’s for:
The Krimsky test is used to:
- Measure strabismus in patients with poor fixation
- Assess ocular alignment
How it’s done:
- A light is shone into the patient’s eyes.
- Prisms are placed in front of the deviated eye.
- The prism is adjusted until the corneal reflections are symmetrical.
What it shows:
The test measures the amount of strabismus, helping diagnose and manage eye alignment issues.