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  Vol. 95 No. 7, July 1977 TABLE OF CONTENTS
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An improved method of fitting resultant prism in treatment of two-axis strabismus

R. D. Reinecke, K. Simons, A. Moss and G. Morton

A new chart determines resultant prism power and angle when correction of combined horizontal and vertical deviation with a single prism, set at an angle intermediate between horizontal and vertical, is desired. The chart is based on a derivation so weighted as never to permit a vertical error greater than one tenth as large as the associated horizontal error, with use of commercially available sizes of plastic Fresnel-type prisms. This weighting takes into account differences in horizontal and vertical fusional reserves. A compass rose facilitates proper alignment of the prisms.

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