Amblyopia characterization, treatment, and prophylaxis
K Simons - Survey of ophthalmology, 2005 - Elsevier
Amblyopia has a 1.6–3.6% prevalence, higher in the medically underserved. It is more
complex than simply visual acuity loss and the better eye has sub-clinical deficits. Functional …
complex than simply visual acuity loss and the better eye has sub-clinical deficits. Functional …
[PDF][PDF] Vision with one eye: a review of visual function following unilateral enucleation.
What happens to vision in the remaining eye following the loss of vision in the fellow eye?
Does the one-eyed individual have supernormal visual ability with the remaining eye in …
Does the one-eyed individual have supernormal visual ability with the remaining eye in …
The contribution of stereo vision to one-handed catching
LIN Mazyn, M Lenoir, G Montagne… - Experimental brain …, 2004 - Springer
Participants with normal (StereoN) and weak (StereoW) stereopsis caught tennis balls under
monocular and binocular viewing at three different speed conditions. Monocular or binocular …
monocular and binocular viewing at three different speed conditions. Monocular or binocular …
[HTML][HTML] Monocular information for perceiving large egocentric distance: A comparison between monocularly blind patients and normally sighted observers
L Gao, Y Huang, Y Zhang, X Zhang, Z Liu, JS Pan… - Vision Research, 2023 - Elsevier
The debate surrounding the advantages of binocular versus monocular vision has persisted
for decades. This study aimed to investigate whether individuals with monocular vision loss …
for decades. This study aimed to investigate whether individuals with monocular vision loss …
Analysis of visual risk perception model for braking control behaviour of human drivers: A literature review
In the interest of driving safety, it is essential to understand driver risk assessment to develop
human‐centred automated driving systems. Visual perception plays a core role in observing …
human‐centred automated driving systems. Visual perception plays a core role in observing …
[HTML][HTML] Comparison of depth-related visuomotor task performance in uniocular individuals and in binocular controls with and without temporary monocular occlusion
Purpose: Do one-eyed (uniocular) humans use monocular depth cues differently from those
with intact binocularity to perform depth-related visuomotor tasks that emulate complex …
with intact binocularity to perform depth-related visuomotor tasks that emulate complex …
Impaired face processing in early monocular deprivation from enucleation
Purpose. We investigated the effects of early monocular enucleation (ME)(surgical removal
of one eye) on a high-level spatial visual ability, namely face perception. Early monocular …
of one eye) on a high-level spatial visual ability, namely face perception. Early monocular …
[HTML][HTML] Absolute distance perception during in-depth head movement: Calibrating optic flow with extra-retinal information
CH Peh, F Panerai, J Droulez, V Cornilleau-Pérès… - Vision Research, 2002 - Elsevier
We investigated the ability of monocular human observer to scale absolute distance during
sagittal head motion in the presence of pure optic flow information. Subjects were presented …
sagittal head motion in the presence of pure optic flow information. Subjects were presented …
Living with one eye: plasticity in visual and auditory systems
When we look at our environment, we immediately detect and recognize the objects,
buildings, and people surrounding us. Our perception of fine detail, lines, edges, color …
buildings, and people surrounding us. Our perception of fine detail, lines, edges, color …
[HTML][HTML] Impaired speed perception but intact luminance contrast perception in people with one eye
Purpose.: It is generally accepted that early visual deprivation from monocular enucleation
(ME; the surgical removal of one eye) results in intact spatial vision. Yet, motion perception …
(ME; the surgical removal of one eye) results in intact spatial vision. Yet, motion perception …