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synoptophore Ophthalm.|sɪˈnɒptəʊfɔə(r)|
Also -phor.
[syn- + opto- + -phore.]
An instrument for measuring the deviations of the visual axes of eyes not properly coordinated for binocular vision.
1934M. L. Hine May & Worth's Dis. of Eye (ed. 7) xxvii. 416 The synoptophore..is an elaborate development of Worth's original amblyoscope. 1955P. D. Trevor-Roper Ophthalmol. xviii. 281 Various major amblyoscopes are marketed. The pattern that is perhaps the most generally serviceable is the ‘Moorfields Synoptophore’. 1975Nature 17 Apr. 613/2 Binocular interaction was tested on the synoptophor. |