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Physiology of the Sensorimotor
Cooperation of the Eyes
1 General Introduction
- The Eyes as a Sensorimotor Unit
- The Tasks of the Motor System
- Nature and Control of Ocular Movements
- Voluntary and Involuntary Eye Movements
- Cybernetic Control of the Eye Movements
- Apparent Movement of the Environment
- Empiricism and Nativism
2. Binocular Vision and Space Perception
- Fusion, Diplopia, and the Law of Sensory
- Correspondence
- Relative Subjective Visual Directions
- Retinomotor Values
- Common Relative Subjective Visual Directions
- Retinal Correspondence
- Sensory Fusion
- Motor Fusion
- Retinal Rivalry
- Objective (Physical) and Subjective (Visual)
- Space
- Discrepancies of Objective and Subjective
- Metrics
- Distribution of Corresponding Retinal Elements
- The Foveae as Corresponding Elements
- The Horopter
- Physiologic Diplopia
- Clinical Significance
- Suppression
- Panum’s Area of Single Binocular Vision
- Fixation Disparity
- Stereopsis
- Physiologic Basis of Stereopsis
- Local vs. Global Stereopsis
- Stereopsis and Fusion
- Stereoscopic Acuity
- Monocular (Nonstereoscopic) Clues to Spatial Orientation
- Interaction of Stereoscopic and Monocular Clues
- Clinical Significance of Monocular Clues
- Experimental Determination of the Longitudinal
- Horopter and the Criteria of Retinal
- Correspondence
- Criterion of Single Vision
- Apparent Frontal Plane Criterion
- Criterion of Common Visual Directions
- Criterion of Highest Stereoscopic Sensitivity
- Egocentric (Absolute) Localization
- Egocentric Localization and Convergence
- Egocentric Localization and Proprioception
- Clinical Significance of Relative and Egocentric Localization
- Theories of Binocular Vision
- Correspondence and Disparity
- Neurophysiologic Theory of Binocular Vision and Stereopsis
- Older Theories of Binocular Vision
- Advantages of Binocular Vision
- Rectus Muscles
- Muscle Pulleys
- Oblique Muscles
- Fascial System
- Tenon’s Capsule
- Muscle Sheaths and Their Extensions
- Ligament of Lockwood
- Check Ligaments
- Intracapsular Portion of the Muscle
- Functional Role of the Fascial System
- Developmental Anomalies of Extraocular Muscles and the Fascial System
- Innervation of Extraocular Muscles
- Blood Supply of Extraocular Muscles
4 Physiology of the Ocular Movements
Basic Kinematics
Translatory and Rotary Movements
Center of Rotation
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