Risultati della ricerca - Benjamin T Backus

Stereoscopic Offset Makes Objects Easier to Recognize. di Baptiste Caziot, Benjamin T Backus

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Absence of cue-recruitment for extrinsic signals: sounds, spots, and swirling dots fail to influence perceived 3D rotation direction after training. di Anshul Jain, Stuart Fuller, Benjamin T Backus

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Cue-recruitment for extrinsic signals after training with low information stimuli. di Anshul Jain, Stuart Fuller, Benjamin T Backus

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The Role of Binocular Disparity in Rapid Scene and Pattern Recognition di Matteo Valsecchi, Baptiste Caziot, Benjamin T. Backus, Karl R. Gegenfurtner

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Evaluating Increment and Decrement Stimuli Responses in Patients with Glaucoma Using Virtual Reality–Based Perimetry di Albert Xu, PhD, Allen Khudaverdyan, BA, Corinne Shiu, BA, Michael Deiner, PhD, Murtaza Saifee, MD, James J. Blaha, Benjamin T. Backus, PhD, Yvonne Ou, MD

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Virtual Reality Oculokinetic Perimetry Test Reproducibility and Relationship to Conventional Perimetry and OCT di Jason A. Greenfield, BA, Michael Deiner, PhD, Anwell Nguyen, BA, Gadi Wollstein, MD, Bertil Damato, MD, PhD, Benjamin T. Backus, PhD, Mengfei Wu, MS, Joel S. Schuman, MD, Yvonne Ou, MD

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Stereoptic serious games as a visual rehabilitation tool for individuals with a residual amblyopia (AMBER trial): a protocol for a crossover randomized controlled trial di Cristina Simon-Martinez, Maria-Paraskevi Antoniou, Walid Bouthour, Daphne Bavelier, Dennis Levi, Benjamin T. Backus, Brian Dornbos, James J. Blaha, Martina Kropp, Henning Müller, Micah Murray, Gabriele Thumann, Heimo Steffen, Pawel J. Matusz

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