Friday, July 6, 2012

Binocular vision course

English: Example of hazel-green eyes. Photo ta...
English: Example of hazel-green eyes. Photo taken by myself of my own eyes. Laurin Guadiana (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
For those of you who want to enhance your understanding of Binocular vision (i.e. seeing with two eyes and depth perception), I found an interesting set of lecture notes from the Souther California College of Optometry exam resources web site.    Who knows?  Maybe I will have the equivalent of a degree in optometry by the time I finish with all of this.
http://sccoer.net/141102/gn/

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    1. Great minds think alike! I have been thinking about writing a post that specifically talks about the differential diagnosis of bipolar disorder and neurological problems.

      Also, if you look in my blog there is a post about how contrast sensitivity in the eyes has a very high correlation to depression. An eye doctor can perform a test for contrast sensitivity that is a very good predictor for depression. I will have to check the study and see if what type of depression that test correlates to.

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