centroscopy

English

Etymology

From centroscope +‎ -y or centro- +‎ -scopy.

Noun

centroscopy

1. Treatment by means of a centroscope.
   • 1911, Bristol Med Chir J - Volume 29, page 124:

     In Diagram III, a highly-glazed print is actually employed for this method of “ centroscopy.”

   • 1965 -, Dioptric Review and British Journal of Physiological Optics:

     Centroscopy, utilising simultaneous visual receptor stimulation-inhibition (photo-chemical and electro-physiologic), is applicable in treating the visual-fusion problems of the two- to four-year-old strabismic child.

   • 1966, American Orthoptic Journal - Volumes 16-20, page 35:

     Centroscopy is used for monocular stimulation for amblyopia as soon as the child can cooperate, which is generally not before the age of five.