Highlights that small amounts of anisometropia reduce stereosensitivity, suggesting implications for vision testing techniques.
Stereoacuity is a sensitive measure of visual performance. This study indicates that relatively small amounts of artificial anisometropia can greatly reduce stereosensitivity. This finding is discussed in relation to the use of binocular refraction techniques.
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