Prevalence Of Binocular And Accommodative Dysfunction At The Michigan College Of Optometry And Eaton Rapids PLLC.

Binocular vision and accommodative dysfunction are two important causes of
patient discomfort and complaints. Several studies place the prevalence of strabismus at about 3-5%. Clinical estimates suggest that the prevalence of convergence insfficiiency is about 5%. It is especially frequent among students in high school or college and among people with prepresbyopia This retrospective study was undertaken to compare the Michigan College of Optometry Clinic to a private practice clinic to look at differences in correct diagnosis rates for binocular and accommodative dysfunction. Also, areas of weakness and suggestions for improvement were looked at for each practice.