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Detection of anisocoria in those with dark irides is difficult, and failure to detect anisocoria can have dire consequences. Whether infrared pupillometry and gross measurement would yield different prevalence rates for anisocoria in those with dark irides is unknown. We compared the frequency of anisocoria in healthy adults with dark irides assessed with mm ruler versus infrared pupillometry.

Anisocoria assessment in subjects with dark irides – Custom-built infrared screening device vs. millimeter ruler