Analysis reveals changes in horopter disparities in anomalous correspondence, suggesting implications for treatment methods.
Some of the data of Flom and that of Boucher are analyzed using binocular disparity analysis in order to show the resulting apparent changes in horopter disparities in patients with anomalous correspondence brought about by alternate monocular fixation, binocular fixation, surgery, and prism. The problem of eye movements during horopter determinations is discussed.
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