Anisometropia and binocularity

Prevalence and Associations of Anisometropia in Children

“…Keywords: anisometropia, myopia, epidemiology, population-based study, Shandong children eye study A nisometropia is an intereye asymmetry in the refractive status of an individual and can be associated with strabismus, amblyopia, aniseikonia, and spectacle intolerance, to mention only a few sequelae. [1][2][3][4][5] Anisometropia has already been examined in children in previous population-based studies such as the Multi-Ethnic Pediatric Eye Disease Study and the Sydney Childhood Eye Study and other investigations. 3,[6][7][8][9][10][11] While most of the previous investigations have examined individuals from Western countries, studies focused on children from mainland China, the most populous country worldwide, have been scarce so far.…”

Contralateral eye comparison of the long‐term visual quality and stability between implantable collamer lens and laser refractive surgery for myopia

“…High‐myopia anisometropia patients may have difficulty with fusion when wearing spectacles (Tomac ; Tomac & Birdal ). Contact lens and surgical options can correct the refractive error and avoid aniseikonia, and both options have advantages and disadvantages (Achiron et al.…”

The Comparative Assessment of the KVA and Dynamic Stereoacuity

“…부등시와 입체시에 관련된 선행연구에서 Tomac 등, [36] Lee 등 [37] 은 유의한 상관성이 없다고 보고하였고, Weakley [38] 와 Park 등, [39] Heo 등 …”