Background: Fusional amplitudes are important for clinical practice in diagnosing and
managing binocular vision anomalies. Several measurement methods can be used to …

Background Superior oblique palsy is a common cause of vertical strabismus in adults and
children. Patients may be symptomatic from binocular vertical diplopia or compensatory …

OBJECTIVE: To test the quality of postural performance in quiet upright stance in healthy
young adults with vertical heterophoria (VH) within the normal range and without VH …

Purpose: Recent magnetic resonance imaging studies have suggested that extraocular
muscles (EOM) are further divided into transverse compartments that behave differentially …

Vertical fusional vergence (VFV) normally compensates for slight vertical heterophorias. We
employed magnetic resonance imaging to clarify extraocular muscle contributions to VFV …

Infantile strabismus is characterized by numerous visual and oculomotor abnormalities.
Recently nonhuman primate models of infantile strabismus have been established, with …

Anatomical studies demonstrate selective compartmental innervation of most human
extraocular muscles (EOMs), suggesting the potential for differential compartmental control …

Spot-the-difference, the popular childhood game and a prototypical change blindness task,
involves identification of differences in local features of two otherwise identical scenes using …

When rendering the visual scene for near-eye head-mounted displays, accurate knowledge
of the geometry of the displays, scene objects, and eyes is required for the correct …

We employed magnetic resonance imaging to quantify human extraocular muscle (EOM)
contractility during intermittent convergent and divergent strabismus with each eye viewing …