Contrast Sensitivity Evaluation in Eyes Predisposed to Age-Related Macular Degeneration and Presenting Normal Visual Acuity

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1995
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Abstract
In order to test the validity of contrast sensitivity (CS) measurements in the early detection of visual impairment in age-related macular degeneration (AMD), we have evaluated the findings of CS in patients with drusen and normal visual acuity (17 eyes), as well as in the contralateral ‘healthy’ eye of patients with AMD (14 eyes). We also tried to
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Authors N. Stangos;S. Voutas;F. Topouzis;V. Karampatakis;
Journal ophthalmologica journal international d'ophtalmologie international journal of ophthalmology zeitschrift fur augenheilkunde
Year 1995
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