A pilot crossover study comparing yoked and split prisms for collision judgment asymmetry after stroke

Split prisms improve the rightward collision judgment asymmetry in patients with LVSN after stroke, and results support online visual referencing of...

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˜The œjournal of medical optometry.
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2025-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.62055/36844898bv
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Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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A pilot crossover study comparing yoked and split prisms for collision judgment asymmetry after stroke

Esteban Ignacio Fortuny Pacheco, Kevin Houston, Shrinivas Pundlik
˜The œjournal of medical optometry.
Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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A pilot crossover study comparing yoked and split prisms for collision judgment asymmetry after stroke

Esteban Ignacio Fortuny Pacheco, Kevin Houston, Shrinivas Pundlik
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Split prisms improve the rightward collision judgment asymmetry in patients with LVSN after stroke, and results support online visual referencing of...

˜The œjournal of medical optometry.Vol. 3(3)
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Visual perception and processing mechanisms
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A pilot crossover study comparing yoked and split prisms for collision judgment asymmetry after stroke — Esteban Ignacio Fortuny Pacheco, Kevin Houston, et al. · ˜The œjournal of medical optometry. (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS