BV3 - stereo distortions

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what kind of magnification can afocal lenses have?

overall (spherical) → mag in every meridian

meridional (cylindrical) → mag in 90° meridian

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Why is the leaf room a good demo?

rich in vertical and horizontal contours

unfamiliar to patient → no preconceived notions about its shape

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How does a horizontal magnifier (axis 090) in front of one eye in the leaf room work?

magnifies β angle → must make β angle in eye smaller to compensate

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How does a horizontal magnifier in front of one eye in the leaf room shift the VM circle?

closer to the eye with magnifier → shifts zero disparity forward → appears further

farther from the eye without it → shifts zero disparity backwards → appears closer

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How does the leaf room appear with a horizontal magnifier in front of one eye?

larger and farther on side with magnifier

smaller and closer on side w/o magnifier

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Where do the distance changes in the leaf room come from? Size changes?

distance → mag causes distortions affecting the VM circle

size → Emmerts law

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What is Emmerts Law?

perceived size is proportional to perceived distance

ex: would misjudge object that is further away as larger

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What do afocal magnifiers distort?

stereoscopic distances (by changing VM circle)

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why is there no effect of (<4%) overall magnification on the leaf room?

vertical disparities somehow negate effects of lateral disparities

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What are the characteristics of the induced effect?

1. stimulated by vertical disparities

2. explained as an overall size change → alters lateral disparity as well

3. its global → affects everything in the binocular field

4. limited to 4%

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what is the effect of magification >4%?

larger disparities still drive induced effect but incomplete

remaining vertical disparities are ignored

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what does vertical size differences trigger?

resizing of images

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where do lines rotate with oblique magnifiers?

rotated toward magnification meridian

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What are the effects seen with prism?

image shift → image deviated toward apex

Distortions:

1. asymmetric mag

2. curvature of lines: curved toward base

3. rotation of lines: rotated toward apex

4. overall mag

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what distortion is asymmetric magnification (Base-Apical magnification)?

magnification increases toward apex

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How does BO prism change the appearance of the leaf room?

concave shape:

center farther + larger

edges closer + smaller

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How does BO prism change the VM circle?

shifts the edges of the VM circle out

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How does BI prism change the appearance of the leaf room?

convex shape:

center closer + smaller

edges farther + larger

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How does BI prism change the VM circle?

shifts the edges of the VM circle in

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How does prism affect vertical lines?

bowed with middle toward base

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How does BI prism change the appearance of vertical lines?

appears convex

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How does BO prism change the appearance of vertical lines?

appears concave

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What is the tilting plane apparatus used for?

quantifying stereoscopic spatial distortions → subject rotates target plane to appear fronto-parallel

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what are the type of targets on the tilting plane apparatus?

1. ink splatter

2. vertical lines

3. oblique cross

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What is the gold standard for measuring anisekonia?

space eikonometer

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How does x 090 mag affect the space eikonometer target?

lines and cross opposite is closer

ex: R x 090 → lines of left and cross on left closer

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How does x 180 mag affect the space eikonometer target?

only cross same side is closer

ex: R x 180 → cross on right is closer

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How does OA mag affect the space eikononmeter?

only lines opposite side is closer

ex: ROA → lines on left closer

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how does oblique magification affect the space eikonometer target?

top or bottom of cross only → direction is opposite leaf room

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What eye movement does R x 045 + L x 135 mag cause in the space eikonometer?

stimulus for excyclofusion

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How does R x 045 + L x 135 mag affect the space eikonometer target?

cross is closer at top

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What eye movement does R x 135 + L x 045 mag cause in the space eikonometer?

stimulus for encyclofusional eye movement

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How does R x 135 + L x 045 mag affect the space eikonometer target?

cross is closer on bottom

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What is the purpose of cycloversions/conjugate eye movements?

compensate for head or body tilts

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What is the purpose of cyclofusional/disjunctive eye movements?

compensate for inclinations of objects relative to the head

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What is the stimulus for cyclofusional eye movements?

target inclination

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What is unique about the space eikonometer?

1. no induced effect → distortion don't change below/above 4% mag

2. distinctive distortions for each mag (ex: R x 090 is not the same as L x 180)

3. declination (eyes eliminate visual inclination) of vertical lines in 0

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why is declination of vertical lines 0 for eikonometer targets?

cyclofusional eye movements are complete ∴

oblique magnifiers distort only oblique cross