Visual Perseverance—Palinopsia a Type of Binocular Problem: American Orthoptic Journal: Vol 47, No 1

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Abstract

Palinopsia is a form of a visual perseverance. The main presentation to the patient is an awareness of two separate images. Since this can appear like a diplopia, we reviewed the findings and causes of palinopsia, also its similarities and differences from diplopia or other visual perseverance.

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