Binocular vision in amblyopia: structure, suppression and plasticity
The amblyopic visual system was once considered to be structurally monocular. However, it
now evident that the capacity for binocular vision is present in many observers with …
now evident that the capacity for binocular vision is present in many observers with …
Perceptual learning improves stereoacuity in amblyopia
Purpose.: Amblyopia is a developmental disorder that results in both monocular and
binocular deficits. Although traditional treatment in clinical practice (ie, refractive correction …
binocular deficits. Although traditional treatment in clinical practice (ie, refractive correction …
Real-time modulation of perceptual eye dominance in humans
Ocular dominance (OD) has long served as the model for neural plasticity. The shift of OD
has been demonstrated by monocular deprivation in animals only during early visual …
has been demonstrated by monocular deprivation in animals only during early visual …
Rebalancing binocular vision in amblyopia
Purpose Humans with amblyopia have an asymmetry in binocular vision: neural signals
from the amblyopic eye are suppressed in the cortex by the fellow eye. The purpose of this …
from the amblyopic eye are suppressed in the cortex by the fellow eye. The purpose of this …
Assessing binocular interaction in amblyopia and its clinical feasibility
Purpose To measure binocular interaction in amblyopes using a rapid and patient-friendly
computer-based method, and to test the feasibility of the assessment in the clinic. Methods …
computer-based method, and to test the feasibility of the assessment in the clinic. Methods …
Transient improvements in fixational stability in strabismic amblyopes following bifoveal fixation and reduced interocular suppression
Purpose To test the hypothesis that fixational stability of the amblyopic eye in strabismics will
improve when viewing provides both bifoveal fixation and reduced inter‐ocular suppression …
improve when viewing provides both bifoveal fixation and reduced inter‐ocular suppression …
Noise provides new insights on contrast sensitivity function
Sensitivity to luminance difference, or contrast sensitivity, is critical for animals to survive in
and interact with the external world. The contrast sensitivity function (CSF), which measures …
and interact with the external world. The contrast sensitivity function (CSF), which measures …
Linear binocular combination of responses to contrast modulation: Contrast-weighted summation in first-and second-order vision
Binocular combination for first-order (luminance-defined) stimuli has been widely studied,
but we know rather little about this binocular process for spatial modulations of contrast …
but we know rather little about this binocular process for spatial modulations of contrast …
Binocular combination of second-order stimuli
Phase information is a fundamental aspect of visual stimuli. However, the nature of the
binocular combination of stimuli defined by modulations in contrast, so-called second-order …
binocular combination of stimuli defined by modulations in contrast, so-called second-order …
[HTML][HTML] Time course of dichoptic masking in normals and suppression in amblyopes
Purpose.: To better understand the relationship between dichoptic masking in normal vision
and suppression in amblyopia we address three questions: First, what is the time course of …
and suppression in amblyopia we address three questions: First, what is the time course of …