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Stereopsis is perturbed by vergence error
Vision Research, 2003 Fixation disparity or vergence noise produce instantaneous vergence errors. These errors are analogous to the imposition of a pedestal disparity, which is known to elevate stereothresholds.
Harold E Bedell
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Saccade characteristics during fusional vergence tests as a function of vergence demand [PDF]
Proceedings of the 2024 Symposium on Eye Tracking Research and ApplicationsThis study investigated saccadic behaviour during the fusional vergence test as a function of disparity vergence demand. Participants’ divergence and convergence fusional vergence ranges were measured in an haploscopic setup.
Mestre Ferrer, Clara +3 more
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The Interaction between Vergence and Accommodation Cues in the Assessment of Fusional Vergence Range
LifeFusional vergence range tests are commonly used in optometric practice. The aim of this study was to investigate the possible contribution of CA/C, AC/A, and proximal cues (PCT) to the magnitude and presence of blur and recovery during the measurement of
Marc Argilés, Genis Cardona
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Vergence Formula for Estimating the Refractive Status of Aphakic Eyes in Pediatric Patients
Frontiers in Medicine, 2022 Clinical RelevanceA vergence formula may provide a simple and reliable calculation of the refractive status of aphakic eyes.BackgroundMeasuring the refractive error of pediatric eyes with aphakia is difficult.
Linlu Tian +6 more
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Scientific Reports, 2022 Due to the increased utilization of stereoscopic displays, the scope of the vergence–accommodation conflict has been studied extensively to reveal how the human visual system operates.
Chiuhsiang Joe Lin, Susmitha Canny
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Large-scale cortico-cerebellar computations for horizontal and vertical vergence in humans
Scientific Reports, 2022 Horizontal and vertical vergence eye movements play a central role in binocular coordination. Neurophysiological studies suggest that cortical and subcortical regions in animals and humans are involved in horizontal vergence.
Hiroyuki Mitsudo +3 more
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Saccades and vergence performance in a population of children with vertigo and clinically assessed abnormal vergence capabilities. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2011 PURPOSE: Early studies reported some abnormalities in saccade and vergence eye movements in children with vertigo and vergence deficiencies. The purpose of this study was to further examine saccade and vergence performance in a population of 44 children (
Maria Pia Bucci +4 more
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Gaze-dependent phoria and vergence adaptation. [PDF]
, 2016 Incomitance is a condition with gaze-dependent deviations of ocular alignment and is common in strabismus patients. The physiological mechanisms that maintain equal horizontal ocular alignment in all gaze directions (concomitance) in healthy individuals ...
Abegg, Mathias, Dysli, Denise-Muriel
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Central crosstalk for somatic tinnitus: abnormal vergence eye movements. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2010 BACKGROUND: Frequent oulomotricity problems with orthoptic testing were reported in patients with tinnitus. This study examines with objective recordings vergence eye movements in patients with somatic tinnitus patients with ability to modify their ...
Qing Yang +5 more
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Psychiatry Research Communications, 2022 Background: Facial expression of emotion is fundamental to human social interactions. Attention to relevant cues in ADHD and ASD patients are believed to underlie difficulties in recognizing emotions. Cognitive vergence eye movements during gaze fixation
Patricia Bustos-Valenzuela +6 more
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