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Authors:
HIRSCHHOFFMANN C
NIEMEYER G
Citation: C. Hirschhoffmann et G. Niemeyer, CHANGES IN PLASMA-GLUCOSE LEVEL AFFECT ROD-ERG BUT NOT CONE-ERG IN THE ANESTHETIZED CAT, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 489-501
Authors:
PRZYBYSZEWSKI AW
GRUSSER OJ
HEUSSER E
SUCHER N
Citation: Aw. Przybyszewski et al., CHANGES IN THE CAT ERG AND IN THE ERG INTENSITY FUNCTION AFTER CHRONIC REPLACEMENT OF THE VITREOUS BODY BY SILICONE OIL, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 503-512
Authors:
MATTIG WU
HANITZSCH R
Citation: Wu. Mattig et R. Hanitzsch, THE ERG AND LIGHT-INDUCED EXTRACELLULAR POTASSIUM CHANGES OF THE ISOLATED SUPERFUSED RCS RAT RETINA, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 513-518
Authors:
GOURAS P
MACKAY CJ
ROY M
YAMAMOTO S
Citation: P. Gouras et al., BRAIN RESPONSES OF SHORT-WAVELENGTH CONES, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 519-527
Authors:
ONOFRJ M
FULGENTE T
MALATESTA G
FERRACCI F
Citation: M. Onofrj et al., VISUAL-EVOKED POTENTIALS (VEPS) TO ALTITUDINAL STIMULI - EFFECTS OF STIMULUS MANIPULATIONS ON VEP SCALP TOPOGRAPHY, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 529-544
Authors:
MIZUNOYA S
MURAYAMA K
ADACHIUSAMI E
Citation: S. Mizunoya et al., SCOTOPIC VISUALLY EVOKED-POTENTIALS IN PATIENTS WITH RETINITIS-PIGMENTOSA AND MACULAR DISEASE, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 545-550
Authors:
CULHAM LE
FITZKE FW
TIMBERLAKE GT
MARSHALL J
Citation: Le. Culham et al., ASSESSMENT OF FIXATION STABILITY IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS USING A SCANNING LASER OPHTHALMOSCOPE, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 551-561
Authors:
WOOD JM
DIQUE T
TROUTBECK R
Citation: Jm. Wood et al., THE EFFECT OF ARTIFICIAL VISUAL IMPAIRMENT ON FUNCTIONAL VISUAL-FIELDS AND DRIVING PERFORMANCE, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 563-575
Authors:
BADCOCK JC
Citation: Jc. Badcock, SENSITIVITY TO CONTRAST AND DEGREE OF RISK FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 577-589
Authors:
LEWIS TL
REED MJ
MAURER D
WYNGAARDEN PA
BRENT HP
Citation: Tl. Lewis et al., AN EVALUATION OF ACUITY CARD PROCEDURES, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 591-602
Authors:
JANICKE B
SCHULZ E
Citation: B. Janicke et E. Schulz, GRATING ACUITY IN NORMAL INFANTS - INFLUENCE OF TEST FIELD SIZE, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 603-607
Authors:
WILHELM H
FAHLE M
Citation: H. Wilhelm et M. Fahle, LACK OF NASO-TEMPORAL ASYMMETRY IN THE CENTRAL VISUAL-FIELD OF NORMALSUBJECTS, Clinical vision sciences, 8(6), 1993, pp. 609-612
Authors:
DOBSON V
LUNA B
Citation: V. Dobson et B. Luna, PROTOTYPE AND TELLER ACUITY CARDS YIELD SIMILAR ACUITIES IN INFANTS AND YOUNG-CHILDREN DESPITE STIMULUS DIFFERENCES, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 395
A COMPARISON OF PSYCHOMETRIC METHODS FOR MEASURING THE CONTRAST SENSITIVITY OF EXPERIENCED OBSERVERS
Authors:
WOODS RL
THOMSON WD
Citation: Rl. Woods et Wd. Thomson, A COMPARISON OF PSYCHOMETRIC METHODS FOR MEASURING THE CONTRAST SENSITIVITY OF EXPERIENCED OBSERVERS, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 401-415
Authors:
GOTTLOB I
WIZOV SS
ODOM JV
REINECKE RD
Citation: I. Gottlob et al., PREDICTING OPTOTYPE VISUAL-ACUITY BY SWEPT SPATIAL VISUAL-EVOKED POTENTIALS, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 417-423
Authors:
KELLNER U
ZRENNER E
SADOWSKI B
FOERSTER MH
Citation: U. Kellner et al., ENHANCED S-CONE SENSITIVITY SYNDROME - LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP, ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOPHYSICAL FINDINGS, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 425-434
Authors:
PORCIATTI V
FALSINI B
Citation: V. Porciatti et B. Falsini, INNER RETINA CONTRIBUTION TO THE FLICKER ELECTRORETINOGRAM - A COMPARISON WITH THE PATTERN ELECTRORETINOGRAM, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 435-447
Authors:
WORFOLK R
BARNES GR
GREALY MA
Citation: R. Worfolk et al., THE EFFECTS OF A STRUCTURED BACKGROUND AND INTERMITTENT TARGET ILLUMINATION ON OCULAR PURSUIT IN SUBJECTS WITH PARKINSONS-DISEASE OR CEREBELLAR LESIONS, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 449-459
Authors:
CASCO C
Citation: C. Casco, VISUAL PROCESSING OF STATIC AND DYNAMIC INFORMATION IN DISABLED READERS, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 461-471
Authors:
PORTER FI
GOLDBERG J
WHITE JM
KOVAL AV
Citation: Fi. Porter et al., ROLE OF CLINICAL FACTORS IN THE OUTCOME OF LOW-VISION REHABILITATION WITH TELESCOPIC SPECTACLES, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 473-479
Authors:
PAPAKOSTOPOULOS D
BARBER C
DEANHART JC
Citation: D. Papakostopoulos et al., THE SAMPLING PROPERTIES OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF ERG ELECTRODE, Clinical vision sciences, 8(5), 1993, pp. 481-488
Authors:
BIRCH DG
ANDERSON JL
BIRCH EE
Citation: Dg. Birch et al., EARLY ABNORMALITIES OF ROD FUNCTION IN CHILDREN WITH X-LINKED RETINITIS-PIGMENTOSA, Clinical vision sciences, 8(4), 1993, pp. 329-335
Authors:
GWIAZDA J
THORN F
BAUER J
HELD R
Citation: J. Gwiazda et al., EMMETROPIZATION AND THE PROGRESSION OF MANIFEST REFRACTION IN CHILDREN FOLLOWED FROM INFANCY TO PUBERTY, Clinical vision sciences, 8(4), 1993, pp. 337-344
Authors:
MASON A
CORNELISSEN P
FOWLER S
STEIN J
Citation: A. Mason et al., CONTRAST SENSITIVITY, OCULAR DOMINANCE AND SPECIFIC READING-DISABILITY, Clinical vision sciences, 8(4), 1993, pp. 345-353
Authors:
ENGLER U
ZIHL J
POPPEL E
Citation: U. Engler et al., INCONGRUITY OF HOMONYMOUS VISUAL-FIELD DEFECTS, Clinical vision sciences, 8(4), 1993, pp. 355-363