{"id":2070,"count":1,"description":"All of the muscles in each eye must be coordinated by the brain for binocular vision to function.\r\n\r\nComplex neural networks link numerous structures. Interactions exist between these structures within each system separately, as well as between both systems. The ideal is for the best possible acuity of each eye, binocular (stereoscopic) vision, alignment of the eye<\/a>s and accurate movements and saccades.\r\nStrabismus may have sensory and\/or motor origins from the peripheral and\/or central nervous system (brain and spinal cord )\r\n\r\nPeripheral origin is at the level of the oculomotor muscles themselves or their innervation.","link":"https:\/\/www.peterdarcy.com.au\/category\/eye-test\/binocular-vision\/","name":"Binocular Vision","slug":"binocular-vision","taxonomy":"category","parent":732,"meta":[],"yoast_head":"\n