SOME COMMENTS ON THE MAVIS AND ORTHO-RATER VISUAL SCREENERS.
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Biomedical subjects
J B DAVEY
Publications and source records attributed to J B DAVEY.
VISUAL SCREENING: MOTOR SHOW 1961, RACING CAR SHOW 1961-62. 1. THE VISION OF THE TWO GROUPS OF DRIVERS.
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Automobile Driving↗
The ablation of normal thyroid tissue with iodine 131.
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Dominantly inherited optic atrophy.
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The effect on vision of interior lights in motor vehicles.
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Automobiles↗
The vision of a group of drivers; a report on 1,534 drivers who visited opticians.
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Automobiles↗
Experimental degeneration of the retina. II. The lesion produced by bromoacetate: ophthalmoscopic and histological features.
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Acetates↗
Emmetropia and its aberrations; a study in the correlation of the optical components of the eye.
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Emmetropia↗
Levels of dark adaptation when driving at night.
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Adaptation, Ocular↗
Macular cysts; a dominantly inherited affection with a progressive course.
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Cysts↗
The effect of visual acuity on driving ability.
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Automobile Driving↗
Generalized choroidal sclerosis; course and mode of inheritance.
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Choroid↗
Choroideremia; clinical and genetic aspects.
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Choroid↗
VARIATION IN NASAL FIELDS.
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