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To explore how associated phoria affects stereopsis using random-dot stereograms.

April 1, 2026

Associated Phoria in Relation to Stereopsis with Random‐Dot Stereograms

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To explore how associated phoria affects stereopsis using random-dot stereograms.
Utilized random-dot stereograms to evaluate stereoscopic vision.
Applied a modified constant-stimulus method to measure disparity range.
Involved 27 observers to test visual responses.
Higher associated phoria correlates with reduced stereoscopic vision.
Deterioration in stereopsis leads to a decreased disparity range.
The region for effective stereoscopic vision is smaller with greater fixation disparity.

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ABSTRACT: In the present work, we use random‐dot stereograms to test a possible relationship between associated phoria and stereopsis. We determined, using a modified constant‐stimulus method, the disparity range that indicates the maximum range at which stereoscopic correspondence can be achieved. A total of 27 observers took part in the experiment. The value of the disparity range as a function of the associated phoria (measured with a Mallet unit) seems to indicate that greater associated phoria (fixation disparity) correlates with a deterioration in stereoscopic vision, reducing the disparity range and therefore the space region in which stereoscopic vision can be attained.

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