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Accommodative levels under conditions of asymmetric convergence

Rosenberg et al., 1953

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400657037341700916
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Rosenberg R
Flax N
Abelman B
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Optometry and Vision Science

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When an individual views an object located in the mid-sagittal plane, he must converge symmetrically and the accommodative stimulus to each eye is the same.(Figure la.) However, if he views an object not in the mid-sagittal plane, convergence is asymmetric with …
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