| binocular m. |
a microscope which has two eyepieces, making possible simultaneous viewing with both eyes.
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| binocular o. |
an ophthalmoscope by which the fundus of the eye is viewed with both eyes through two eyepieces; called also stereo-ophthalmoscope.
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| binocular p. |
the seeming difference in position of an object as seen separately by one eye and then by the other, the head remaining stationary. Types include crossed, direct, and vertical p.
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| binocular r. |
the apparent alternate displacement of two figures when viewed together, there being no fusion into a continuous picture of the images of the two eyes.
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| binocular v. |
the use of both eyes together without diplopia.
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