Table 2.

Ophthalmologic assessment of all participants.

IDa	Age of diagnosis	Right eye visual acuityb	Left eye visual acuity	Binocular visual acuity	Fellow/dominant eye	Suppression worth 4dots	Randot Stereoacuityc	Angle of strabismus (at 4 m in PD)
S1	<1	−0.06	+0.06	−0.06	RE	Diplopia	>500	16/25
S2	3	+0.09	+0.30	+0.09	LE	RE	>500	12/10
S3	6	+0.48	−0.02	+0.02	LE	RE	>500	25/18
S4	6	+0.00	−0.06	+0.00	LE	Diplopia	50	4/4
S5	3	+0.26	+0.04	+0.04	LE	RE	>500	10/8
S6	2	+0.46	−0.06	−0.14	LE	RE	>500	10/8
S7	4	−0.08	−0.10	−0.08	LE	Diplopia	70	20/20
S8	5	−0.20	+0.06	+0.06	RE	LE	>500	16/16
S9	2	+0.00	+0.60	+0.00	RE	LE	>500	14/10
A1	5	−0.22	+0.20	−0.16	RE	None	>500	None
A2	5	−0.08	+0.30	−0.04	RE	None	400	None
A3	11	−0.04	+0.26	−0.04	RE	LE	200	None
A4	6	+0.06	+0.32	+0.00	RE	None	40	None
A5	8	+0.00	+0.17	+0.00	RE	Diplopia	200	None
A6	5	+1.00	−0.08	−0.08	LE	RE	>500	None
A7	8	+0.64	−0.10	−0.10	LE	RE	>500	None
A8	6	−1.25	−0.25	−0.25	RE	LE	>500	None
A9	7	+0.40	+0.00	+0.00	RE	None	>500	None
D1	4	−0.26	+0.10	−0.26	RE	LE	100	None

^aC = control, S = strabismic, A = anisometropic, D = deprivation.

^bVisual acuity is measured in logmar.

^cRandot stereoacuity is measured in seconds of arc.