A Precision Instrument for the Clinical Measurement of Stereoscopic Acuity

Auteurs-es

  • William L Larson
  • Roland Giroux

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.15353/cjo.v44i2.4229

Résumé

When tested by different methods, a patient's stereoscopic acuity is sel­dom the same. This raises the ques­tion as to which one gives the true stereoscopic acuity. To answer this, a programmable test for stereoscopic acuity was designed to serve as a test­ing standard. This is described and a comparative study with it and four other tests is reported.

Publié-e

1982-06-01

Comment citer

Larson, W. L., & Giroux, R. (1982). A Precision Instrument for the Clinical Measurement of Stereoscopic Acuity. Canadian Journal of Optometry, 44(2), 5. https://doi.org/10.15353/cjo.v44i2.4229

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Case Reports