Stereoscopic perception of 3-D images by patients after surgery for esotropia

Endo, Tamio; Fujikado, Takashi; Shimojyo, Hiroshi; Kanda, Hiroyuki; Morimoto, Takeshi; Nishida, Kohji

doi:10.1007/s10384-015-0419-8

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“…26,27 Improvement in stereoacuity following management of squint was reported by many studies. 5,[28][29][30] All types of strabismus shown improvement include strabismus, esotropia, accommodative esotropia, and exotropia. 5,[28][29][30] Improvement of stereopsis following treatment of cataract has been reported by many researchers.…”

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“…5,[28][29][30] All types of strabismus shown improvement include strabismus, esotropia, accommodative esotropia, and exotropia. 5,[28][29][30] Improvement of stereopsis following treatment of cataract has been reported by many researchers. There are reports regarding improvement in stereopsis following management of congenital cataract, management of monocular aphakia, or secondary lens implant.…”

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“…2 Stereoacuity is affected in cases of Aniseikonia. 4 Stereopsis is also deficient in cases of strabismus 5,6 and refractive errors. 7,8 Stereopsis is affected by multiple factors like poor vision, literacy, age, deprivation, and amblyopia.…”

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Does Improved Stereoacuity Lead to Retinal Structural Changes?

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Alane³

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J Pediatr Neurol

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Aim?To evaluate central macular thickness (CMT) following improved vision and stereoacuity in pediatric patients after medical intervention. Method?We enrolled children having refractive errors, squint, or cataract. Anterior and posterior segment examinations were done with stereoacuity evaluated. We subjected all eyes for Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) and measured CMT. After appropriate treatment, stereoacuity and OCT were evaluated again after 3 months. Result?Here, we enrolled 229 children with mean age 10.6???4.5 and found significant improvement in vision and stereoacuity after treatment (p?

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Does Improved Stereoacuity Lead to Retinal Structural Changes?

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Alane³

et al. 2016

J Pediatr Neurol

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“…In aniseikonia, stereoacuity is affected (4). Stereopsis is absent in strabismus (5,6) and refractive errors (7,8). Numerous factors affect stereopsis including literacy, poor vision, age, amblyopia, and deprivation (9,10).Stereoacuity can be improved by treating its cause including refraction, strabismus, or cataract (11, 12, and 13).…”

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Impact of Strabismus Management on the Retinal Microstructure

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Shah²,

Kataria³

et al. 2022

J Opthalmol Res

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Aim: To examine whether change in retinal structure can improve vision and stereoacuity following strabismus management. Methods: We recruited patients who presented with strabismus from 2017 to 2019. Information on demographics, posterior and anterior segment ndings, and strabismus surgery was collected using a pretested online form. Patients' stereoacuity was examined by employing the Titmus test. The central macular thickness and retinal nerve ber layer (RNFL) thickness of all the eyes were evaluated through SD-OCT. Stereoacuity examination and OCT were performed again 3 months postoperatively.Result: We recruited 54 patients (mean age: 19.74 ± 9.2 years). Stereoacuity and vision exhibited signi cant improvements after treatment. Both eyes showed improvement in RNFL thickness but not CMT.Conclusion: Functional stereoacuity changes and structural RNFL changes were noted following appropriate treatment for strabismus.

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Impact of strabismus management on the retinal microstructure

Shah¹,

Shah²,

Thorat³

2022

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Aim: To examine whether change in retinal structure can improve vision and stereoacuity following strabismus management.Methods: We recruited patients who presented with strabismus from 2017 to 2019. Information on demographics, posterior and anterior segment findings, and strabismus surgery was collected using a pretested online form. Patients’ stereoacuity was examined by employing the Titmus test. The central macular thickness and retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) thickness of all the eyes were evaluated through SD-OCT. Stereoacuity examination and OCT were performed again 3 months postoperatively. Result: We recruited 54 patients (mean age: 19.74 ± 9.2 years). Stereoacuity and vision exhibited significant improvements after treatment. Both eyes showed improvement in RNFL thickness but not CMT. Conclusion: Functional stereoacuity changes and structural RNFL changes were noted following appropriate treatment for strabismus.

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Stereoscopic perception of 3-D images by patients after surgery for esotropia

Abstract: These results suggest that children who cannot pass the Titmus fly test might be able to experience 3-D attractions stereoscopically but not be able to see 3-D movies stereoscopically.

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Does Improved Stereoacuity Lead to Retinal Structural Changes?

Does Improved Stereoacuity Lead to Retinal Structural Changes?

Impact of Strabismus Management on the Retinal Microstructure

Impact of strabismus management on the retinal microstructure

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