Physiologic Diplopia in Binocular Vision (Normal and Anomalous)

The study of physiologic diplopia and Panum's area was done on an apparatus using only the central straight ahead area instead of the entire visual space. In normal subjects, Panum's area measured 2.8 cms with the striated glasses, and without, 3.6 cms. In these cases the diplopia was considered as physiologic diplopia.The test was also applied to pathologic cases with altered sensory and motor responses. The results showed a type of...