PURPOSE: To compare the performance of real depth and Randot stereotests in strabismic
and nonstrabismic patients. DESIGN: Observational case series. METHODS: Stereoacuity …

PURPOSE: To develop a presentation protocol for the new Frisby-Davis 2 (FD2) distance
stereoacuity test. DESIGN: Prospective data collection. METHODS: Stereoacuity was tested …

PURPOSE: We sought to develop a new “Distance Randot” test, establish a normative data
set for children and adults, and compare with established measures of stereoacuity …

PURPOSE: Measurement of distance stereoacuity may be useful in assessing strabismic
patients, especially those with intermittent exotropia. We developed the Distance Randot …

Purpose: There have been numerous reports with evidence detailing the presence of non-
stereoscopic or “monocular” clues in commonly used stereoacuity tests. The purpose of this …

PURPOSE: To establish the thresholds for “real change” in stereoacuity by defining long-
term test–retest variability as 95% limits of agreement for 4 stereoacuity tests. DESIGN …

BACKGROUND: We prospectively evaluated the performance of three stereoacuity tests in
patients with a wide range of strabismus angles to determine the maximum angle of …

Purpose: Extensive literature exists on normative stereoacuity values for younger children,
but there is less information about normative stereoacuity in older children/adults. Individual …

Purpose: Previous works show a pronounced disagreement on the reliability of stereo tests
as screening tools for amblyopia and strabismus. This study's aim was to compare the ability …

Purpose To compare four stereo tests (Lang I, Lang II, Titmus, and TNO) and assess their
effectiveness. The main focus of this study is to identify the most useful stereo test as a …