enhanced stereoscopic vision
- enhanced stereoscopic vision
The term enhanced stereoscopic vision is used to denote a type of " metamorphopsia (i.e. a visual distortion) whereby near objects seem to be closer than they are, and more distant objects appear to be further away than they are. As a result, the subjective sensation of the depth and detail of visually perceived objects is exaggerated. The term enhanced stereoscopic vision is used in opposition to the term "loss of stereoscopic vision.
References
Critchley, M. (1949). Metamorphopsia of central origin. Transactions ofthe Ophthalmologic Society of the UK, 69, 111-121.
Dictionary of Hallucinations.
J.D. Blom.
2010.
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