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Differentiation of asymptomatic patients from symptomatic patients by the slope of the forced vergence fixation disparity curve

TEITELBAUM et al., 1985

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6948193611802261582
Author
TEITELBAUM B
MICCA P
JONES G
THURN M
LEE T
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Optometry and Vision Science

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Eighty-nine optometry students were divided into an asymptomatic group and a symptomatic group on the basis of a case history. A forced vergence fixation disparity (FD) curve was generated for each subject using a Disparometer (Vision Analysis, Columbus, Ohio). Slopes …
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