"The relationship between ocular sensory dominance and stereopsis" by Ziming Liu, Hua Bi et al.
 

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Title

The relationship between ocular sensory dominance and stereopsis

Format

Poster

Conference Title

American Academy of Ophthalmology Annual Meeting

Organization/Association/Group

American Academy of Ophthalmology

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, Sands Expo/Venetian / November 14-17, 2015

Publication Date / Copyright Date

1-1-2015

Abstract

To quantify the relationship between stereoacuity and ocular sensory dominance. Methods: Ocular dominance was assessed with the continuous flashing technique, and ocular dominance index (ODI) was computed in 34 subjects. Stereoacuity was measured with random dots with a variety of durations. The best stereoacuity (Dmin) and the time to achieve that (Tmin) were recorded. Results: For subjects with strong ocular dominance (ODI ≥ 2), the Dmins were not different from those with 2 balanced eyes (ODI < 2). However, the Tmins were significantly higher. Conclusion: Strong ocular dominance is correlated with longer response time, not best stereoacuity.

Disciplines

Optometry

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