Three of the four measures (NH, NPC, and AA) often used in the classification of convergence insufficiency generally have good within-session and between-session reliability. The PFV break was found to have only fair reliability with clinically significant differences between sessions. The large potential test-retest differences found could complicate clinical decision-making in regards to diagnosis and treatment.
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