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Attempt of quantitative determination of ocular deviation using a pupillometer

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Purpose

To measure the ocular deviation using a binocular open-view type pupillometer.

Methods

Ocular deviation was measured using a phorometer, a binocular open-view type pupillometer, and the alternate prism cover test (APCT). The mean and confidence interval, and the difference between the two measurements were evaluated using a Bland–Altman Plot. Agreement between them was assessed using the intraclass coefficient (ICC).

Results

The ocular deviation was −1.34±1.54° for the phorometer and −2.46±1.77° for APCT. The two measurements showed moderate agreement (ICC = 0.89).

Conclusion

Binocular open-view type pupillometer can measure ocular deviation which is not influenced by the examiner.

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Correspondence to Yo Iwata.

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Iwata, Y., Handa, T., Ishikawa, H. et al. Attempt of quantitative determination of ocular deviation using a pupillometer. Opt Rev 22, 928–930 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10043-015-0145-y

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