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. 2013 Dec 20;8(12):e83972. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0083972

Table 2. Clinical characteristics of children with vergence abnormalities.

Children Glasses correction Corrected visual acuity Near Point of Convergence Heterophoria near Divergence near Convergence near Stereoacuity
(years) (cm) (dioptries) (dioptries) (dioptries) (TNO)
C1 (8.2) RE: +1.00 RE: 20/20 2 −2 14 25 60″
LE: +0.75 LE: 20/20
C2 (9.4) RE: (−0.50)45° RE: 20/20 8 −10 20 20 120″
LE: (−1.50)10° LE: 20/20
C3 (9.9) RE: +3.50 RE: 20/20 4 4 18 40 120″
LE: +1.00 LE: 20/20
C4 (11.7) RE: +1.25 RE: 20/20 1 −4 16 20 60″
LE: +1.25 LE: 20/20
C5 (12) RE: 0.00 RE: 20/20 0 6 10 45 60″
LE: 0.00 LE: 20/20
C6 (12.2) RE: (−0.50)40° RE: 20/20 9 −4 20 25 60″
LE: (−0.75)150° LE: 20/20
C7 (12.8) RE: 0.00 RE: 20/20 5 −6 2 40 60″
LE: 0.00 LE: 20/20

LE, RE, left eye, right eye. The deviation of the eyes was assessed with cover-uncover test and prism; the binocular vision was evaluated with the TNO test for stereoscopic depth discrimination. Negative values represent a divergent deviation, positive values a convergent deviation.