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Demonstrates reduced sensitivity and acuity in the dominant eyes of unilateral amblyopes, suggesting misassumptions about eye health.
The common assumption that the dominant eyes of unilateral amblyopes are normal eyes is shown to be unjustified. The dominant eyes of unilateral amblyopes are shown to have reduced sensitivity, reduced acuity, and a horizontal eccentricity of fixation when compared to eyes of persons with normal acuity and normal binocular fixation.
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Kandel et al. (1980) studied this question.
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