SOME EXPERIENCE OF CLINICAL FLICKER ELECTRORETINOGRAPHY IN VARIOUS EYE DISEASES.
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Amblyopia↗
Biomedical subjects
B ZETTERSTROM
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DENERVATION OF THE ABDOMINAL VISCERA FOR THE TREATMENT OF TRAUMATIC SHOCK.
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Animals↗
Cholecystitis and cholelithiasis in children.
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Child↗
Analysis of cases of venous cavernous angioma of the orbit.
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Hemangioma↗
[Atypical cerebromacular degeneration].
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Humans↗
Congenital retinal dysfunction.
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Disease↗
[Analysis of photopic flicker electroretinograms in the newborn].
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Electroretinography↗
Electroencephalographic recording of the on- and off- response from the human visual cortex.
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Cerebral Cortex↗
Exophthalmos. I. Symptom resolution and diagnosis.
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Exophthalmos↗
The effect of light on the appearance and development of the electroretinogram in newborn kittens.
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Animals↗
The effect of light on the manifestation of the electroretinogram and on histochemically demonstrable SH-groups in the retina.
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Light↗
Flicker electroretinography in newborn infants.
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Electroretinography↗
Effect of area and intensity on the size and shape of the electroretinogram; exclusion of stray light effects.
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Electroretinography↗
The electroretinogram in premature children.
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Child↗