The Titmus Butterfly Stereotest is a valuable tool for assessing stereoscopic depth perception in patients. This test evaluates both gross stereopsis (2500 to 1200 seconds of arc) and fine depth perception, making it suitable for a wide range of clinical applications
The test consists of random dot stereograms that cannot be identified without polarized viewing glasses, ensuring accurate assessment of the fusion mechanism
House Fly: This test establishes the presence of gross stereopsis and is particularly useful for young children who may have difficulty understanding instructions
Animals: This series facilitates testing younger children whose visual systems have not fully developed
Circles: The circle patterns provide a finely graded sequence for critical testing. The patient is asked to indicate which circle seems to come out closer to them.
The Titmus Butterfly Stereotest is easy to administer. The booklet should be held upright 40 cm from the patient’s face, and polarized viewers must be worn over any habitual correction
The Titmus Butterfly Stereotest is an effective and reliable method for evaluating stereoscopic depth perception, aiding in the diagnosis and management of various visual disorders
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