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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Contrast sensitivity (CS)"”.

  1. Contrast sensitivity and glare: new measurement techniques and the visual consequences of wearing head-mounted displays

    … thesis was to evaluate the performance of the contrast sensitivity clock (CSC), a new screening device for measuring contrast sensitivity (CS) and glare. This device allows CS without glare, with glare and disability glare scores to be recorded. After initial data collection the design of the …

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  2. Psychophysical aspects of clinical perimetry: studies in ageing and disease

    Purpose: Measurement of contrast sensitivity (CS) across the visual field (VF) is critical in assessing the integrity of the visual system. Questions that remain to be addressed in the use of conventional clinical perimetry techniques include: How does CS change with age across the VF? Are static …

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  3. Mild Traumatic Brain Injury with Associated Visual System Dysfunction: Investigating Histopathology, Functional Correlates, and a Novel Therapeutic Immune Modulator

    … pathology of mTBI and test potential therapeutics, we developed a mouse model of mTBI induced by blast overpressure. In this model, a 50-60 psi blast wave from a highly pressurized bolus of air is directed at a focal region of the left lateral cranium of a mouse, and produces replicable motor, …

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