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[Visual evoked potentials and static perimetry in functional visual deficits].

P Sobolewski·A Stankiewicz
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The author presents application of visual evoked potentials and static perimetry in hysterical amblyopia, psychical blindness, malingerers, amblyopia, cortical blindness and visual acuity assessment in infants. The author emphasizes the influence of multiple factors on the results and interpretation of the examination.

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P Sobolewski, A Stankiewicz. 1998. [Visual evoked potentials and static perimetry in functional visual deficits].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9770981/

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