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Analysis evaluates occlusion techniques to eliminate anomalous after-image transfer in specific ocular conditions, suggesting practical applications.
After‐image transfer was evaluated with respect to the type of occlusion used as the after‐image is generated. Practical uses of an occlusion technique which eliminates anomalous after‐image transfer in patients with anomalous correspondence are diseased.
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