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Healthy human eyes’ misaligned optical components: Binocular Listing’s law

2025-06-25

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The healthy human eye’s optical components are misaligned. Although important in studying vision quality, it has been overlooked in research on binocular and oculomotor vision. This study presents the construction of ocular torsion in the binocular system that incorporates the fovea displaced from the posterior pole and the lens tilted away from the eye’s optical axis. When the eyes’ binocular posture changes, eac...

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Literature Corpus work: 694fe41b-4cec-5576-9149-dba9ccb09cff
DOI: 10.1101/2025.06.23.661014

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