Stereomed was invited to participate in an experimental program aimed at reducing the amount of interpretation time necessary to determine the difference between "dimples" or polyps as viewed from electro-photographs taken of the inside of the eye.

In the past, two-dimensional photos had been the only option and successive photos were necessary to determine which of the two options were present. Stereomed multiplexing technology was connected to the image-stream and instead of many photographic scans just two were required. Each image was interlaced field-sequentially and viewed on CRT monitors with electronic liquid-crystal glasses. The differences were recognized immediately thus saving hours of study and interpretation.

Stereoscopic electro-photography has remained a major diagnostic tool for clinical studies.