… aspects of vision and binocular vision in particular in relation to dyslexia, the … children
diagnosed with dyslexia and compare the results with values from a group of non-dyslexic children. …

… binocular vision values for a non-clinical population of Spanish children with poor reading
skills without dyslexia. … values than those obtained during vision screening at schools. Only a …

… cause of developmental dyslexia. We measured binocular coordination during reading and
a … : adults, typically developing children, and children with dyslexia. A significant increase in …

… Our hypothesis is that poor binocular control in dyslexics could interfere with binocular vision
… It should be noted that binocular vision was normal for all children (see stereoacuity scores …

… In other words, binocular vision of a text requires continuously monitoring the vergence
angle and ensuring that it is adjusted for proper fusion of the two retinal images. Without active …

… visual correlates of dyslexia in matched groups of dyslexic and control children. The results
that … For the initial assessment of visual acuities and all binocular vision and accommodative …

… children had normal binocular vision (mean value of 55 s of arc or better). Visual acuity was
normal (≥20/20) for all children, dyslexic … for both groups of children tested (mean value of 2 …

… include binocular vision, could also be deficient in dyslexics. … and control children in terms
of binocular advantage and (2) … that visual factors contribute to dyslexia. If these differences …

… Indeed, in children with dyslexia whose vergence abilities are deficient 13 and in … reading
abilities in larger groups of strabismic children (with and without binocular vision) will be …

… Although this saccadic disconjugacy was thought to prevent fused single binocular vision,
Collewijn et al. (1997) showed that the disconjugacy of saccades originate from the …