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  • Title: [Fechner's paradox: clinical symptomatology].
    Author: Lanthony P.
    Journal: Bull Soc Ophtalmol Fr; 1989; 89(8-9):959-63. PubMed ID: 2620436.
    Abstract:
    The Fechner's paradox is a visual phenomenon characterized by the fact that the monocular luminosity seems greater than the binocular luminosity. It's a simple and non-dissociating method for the clinical study of the binocular vision. In pathology, the Fechner's paradox may be abolished, or inverse, or may exist spontaneously. The abnormalities were induced by strabismus, or by some others ocular diseases disturbing the binocular vision (unilateral cataract, retinal lesions).
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