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To evaluate the tilt aftereffect as a clinical measure for assessing strabismus prognosis.

Clinical Assessment of the Tilt Aftereffect

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To evaluate the tilt aftereffect as a clinical measure for assessing strabismus prognosis.
Developed an apparatus for assessing the tilt aftereffect in a clinical setting.
Examined the tilt aftereffect in subjects viewing different orientations of gratings.
Compared results from normal and strabismic subjects to analyze the differences.
Measured both direct and interocular transferral effects of the tilt aftereffect.
Normal subjects exhibited a significant tilt aftereffect when transitioning between orientations.
Strabismic subjects showed reduced interocular transferral effects compared to normal subjects.
The extent of the tilt aftereffect correlated with the presumed percentage of binocularly driven cortical neurons.

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Clinical assessment reveals the tilt aftereffect's role in predicting strabismus treatment outcomes, indicating implications for visual therapy.

ANDREW R. BUZZELLI (1978) studied this question.

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Clinical assessment reveals the tilt aftereffect's role in predicting strabismus treatment outcomes, indicating implications for visual therapy.