Observational study examines compensation for vertical imbalance in anisometropes, suggesting a lag in adaptation.
In an attempt to understand more fully the phenomenon of prism adaptation, anisometropes were examined at the reading level for the presence or absence of compensation to their induced vertical imbalance. It will be shown that the compensation is approximately equal to the prismatic imbalance, and that there also appears to be a tendency for the compensation to lag behind the amount of prism generated for higher induced prism values.
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