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Gain changes in the accommodative convergence cross-link

Bobier et al., 1996

Document ID
2839858340864642735
Author
Bobier W
McRae M
Publication year
Publication venue
Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics

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The output of the accommodative vergence cross-link, the AC A ratio, was measured before and after subjects viewed through a telestereoscope which increased their interocular separation (pd) approximately fourfold. The initial paradigm was designed to force an …
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