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Strabismus is one of the most prevalent eye diseases in children. Crossed eyes, often known as squinting, is a misalignment of the eyes that causes them to point in separate directions. As a result of the brain’s response to eye misalignment, ...

Negligence driving behavior is one of the principal reasons of vehicle collisions as well as fatal deaths on road. The proper clues about gaze zone can play a significant role to justify the driver’s state of alertness. Although, supervising real-...

• This work proposes an innovative automatic method for ocular version evaluation.

The version exam is a test performed by specialists in ophthalmology to detect restrictions, paralysis, and disproportionate actions on the eye muscles in binocular movements, which is the simultaneous movement of the eyes. This test ...

• The proposed virtual reality-based real-time system completely replaces the diagnostic procedure of a doctor in cover tests, which can be applied in a small ...

Strabismus is an eye movement disorder in which shows the abnormal ocular deviation. Cover tests have mainly been used in the clinical diagnosis of strabismus for treatment. However, the whole ...

Strabismus is a medical term used to define eye misalignment conditions that prevent both eyes from focusing on the same target simultaneously. Apart from having an aesthetic impact on the subject, strabismus is a disability that prohibits the correct ...

Strabismus is a pathology that affects about 4% of the population, causing aesthetic problems, reversible at any age; however, problems that can also cause irreversible muscular alterations, and alter the vision mechanism. The Hirschberg test is one of ...