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[Evaluating visual function with visual display graphics on the Macintosh II computer].

C Huber
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A collection of programs has been developed on the Macintosh II computer to generate visual tests for an ophthalmological practice. The large number of available colours makes it possible to emulate most of the available tests and also to develop new ones. The system allows testing of the following visual functions: Visual acuity, Stereopsis, Aniseikonia, Phoria, Cyclophoria, Colour Vision and Contrast sensitivity.

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Color Perception TestsComputer GraphicsDepth PerceptionHumansLenses, IntraocularMicrocomputersReference ValuesSoftwareVision TestsVision, BinocularEnglish AbstractJournal Article

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C Huber. 1992. [Evaluating visual function with visual display graphics on the Macintosh II computer].. https://doi.org/10.1055/s-2008-1045838

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