This report examines the relationship between vergence and binocular correspondence in strabismic subjects, suggesting implications for understanding their neurological connections.
Strabismic subjects who have anomalous correspondence often exhibit covariation in their angle of deviation and angle of anomaly. One hypothesis is that these covariation responses represent a neurological link between binocular correspondence and vergence innervation; an alternative is that they are neurologically independent. A description of these two interpretations is followed by certain implications and predictions.
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