stereotest
A stereotest is a clinical assessment used to measure stereopsis, the ability to perceive depth based on binocular disparity between the eyes. It is a key component of evaluating binocular vision and is commonly employed in ophthalmology and optometry to detect conditions such as strabismus and amblyopia, as well as to guide treatment decisions and monitor therapy outcomes.
Tests typically present two slightly different images to each eye using specialized eyewear or devices, so
Common examples include contour-based tests like the Titmus stereo test and various Randot or comparable tests,
Interpretation centers on whether the patient demonstrates usable stereoacuity. Normal results indicate intact binocular depth perception,