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How to communicate with severely handicapped children Takeshi Karaki 1 , Tetsushi Yasuma 2 1Karaki Eye Clinic 2Aichi Ophthalmological Society pp.1633-1637
Published Date 2016/10/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410211991

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Abstract Purpose: To propose an improved approach in communicating with physically handicapped children from the standpoint of ophthalmologist in practice.

Cases and Method: We evaluated 174 children who were aged from 6 to 18 years and who attended the school for handicapped children of Nagoya Prefecture in 2014. We paid particular attention to the failure of communication with children by asking the teachers by questionnaire.

Results: Freezed seeing was reported to be none in 37%, slight in 30%, moderate in 27%, and severe in 6%. Failure of the communication was reported to be none in 40%, slight in 29%, moderate in 24%, severe in 6%. As the two reports were almost the same, freezed seeing appeared to be an important cause of lack of communication between the teacher and children. It is to be noted that freezed seeing tends to increase when a patient rises from recumbent to sitting position.

Conclusion: We advise to improve communication with physically handicapped children by making eye contact while the children are in recumbent position.


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