Colour Vision Deficiencies VIII

✍ Scribed by John D. Mollon (auth.), G. Verriest (eds.)

Publisher: Springer Netherlands
Year: 1986
Tongue: English
Leaves: 497
Series: Documenta Ophthalmologica Proceedings Series 46
Edition: 1
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

Colour Vision Deficiences VIII brings together information on the latest trends in the following areas of research: -Visual effects of intense lights; -Effects of intoxications on colour vision; -Ageing and vision; -Methods of examination; -Congenital defects; -Acquired defects; -Practical aspects; -Physiological bases.

This volume is a natural follow-up on Volumes VI and VII published in 1981 and 1983 respectively by Dr. W. Junk Publishers.

✦ Table of Contents

Front Matter....Pages I-X
Dr W.S. Stiles (1901–1985)....Pages 1-2
Yves Le Grand (1908–1986)....Pages 3-3
Intense Spectral Light Induced Color Blindness in Rhesus Monkeys....Pages 5-20
A Case of Blue-Yellow Defect Induced by Intense Blue Light....Pages 21-29
Colour Vision Changes Following Different Types and Amounts of Argon Laser Photocoagulation in the Treatment of Diabetic Retinopathy....Pages 31-36
Colour Vision Deficiencies Caused by Pharmacotherapy....Pages 37-52
Cone Interactions in Drug-Induced Retinal Dysfunctions....Pages 53-54
Colour Vision in Patients Suspected of Intoxication....Pages 55-58
Color Vision Test with’ standard Pseudo-Isochromatic Plates Part 2’ for Ethambutol-Induced Optic Neuropathy....Pages 59-65
On The Assessment of Visual Impairment in Drug-Addicts: Colour Discrimination Versus Eye Muscular Performance....Pages 67-74
Retinal Canthaxanthin Thesaurismosis: Functional Evaluations....Pages 75-78
Erg and Chlorpromazine-Induced Ocular Intoxications....Pages 79-83
Colour Vision and Age (invited paper)....Pages 85-98
Comparisons Across Age of Selected Visual Functions....Pages 99-109
The Effect of Age on Color Discrimination: A Field Study on the Road at Night....Pages 111-115
Decline of Contrast Perception and Colour Sensitivity with Age....Pages 117-120
Viewing Time — A Neglected Parameter in Colour Vision Assessment?....Pages 121-124
An Evaluation of the Standard Pseudoisochromatic Plates (SPP 1) in Clinical Use....Pages 125-131
Detection of Acquired Color Vision Defects by Standard Pseudoisochromatic Plates Part 2....Pages 133-140
A Tritan Album....Pages 141-143
Screening Functional Color Vision Anomalies: A Comparison of the City University and AO-HRR Tests on Children....Pages 145-149
A New Method for Presenting the Results of the 28-Hue Test by Means of Numerical Scores....Pages 151-155
An Analysis of the Results of the Farnsworth-Munsell 100-Hue Test in Acquired Blue-Yellow Defects....Pages 157-161
Results of a Shortened Lightness Discrimination Test....Pages 163-166
Some Observations on Colour Vision of Young Children During Screening Examinations....Pages 167-171
Specificity Evaluation of the Oscar Color Vision Test....Pages 173-176
About the Oscar Test....Pages 177-179
A New Computer Graphics Test for Red/Green Colour Anomaly....Pages 181-194
Experimental Trials on a Modified Engelking Equation....Pages 195-202
The Diagnosis of Acquired Colour Vision Deficiencies by Means of Metameric Matches (Using the Besançon Anomalometer)....Pages 203-215
Photometric Data of the BesançOn Anomalometer....Pages 217-221
Further Development of the Led — “Pocket” — Anomaloscope....Pages 223-226
Tritan Screening with a Modified TNO Test....Pages 227-232
Validation Trials on an Optimum Blue-Green Equation....Pages 233-236
A Simple Clinical Test of Blue Cone Sensitivity in Early Eye Disease....Pages 237-242
Critical Flicker Frequencies with Red, Green and Yellow Lights in Congenital and Acquired Colour Vision Deficiencies....Pages 243-252
‘Le Différenciateur De Tonalité’: An Apparatus for Measuring Wavelength Discrimination....Pages 253-258
Improved Clinical Technique For Wald-Marré Functions....Pages 259-265
Color Contrast Perimetry: Hue Discrimination Defects in Acquired Dyschromatopsias....Pages 267-273
Automatic Perimetric Exploration of the Differential Threshold for Different Coloured Lights....Pages 275-285
Human Electroretinogram Measures of Retinal Blue Cone Pathway Sensitivity....Pages 287-293
Requirements for Lantern Tests....Pages 295-297
Introduction of Chinese Designed Colour Vision Testing Charts and Instrument....Pages 299-302
Application of a Model to the Evaluation of Color Vision Tests and to the Design of Instruments Visualizing the Color Perception of Dichromats....Pages 303-312
Protanomalous Opponent Colour Vision....Pages 313-317
Mesopic Deuteranopic Vision: Two-Dimensional Versus Three-Dimensional....Pages 319-325
A New Analysis of Spectral Sensitivity Curves from Hsia and Graham....Pages 327-331
A Case Report of Deuteranopia with Ocular Albinism: A Variant of Forsius-Eriksson Syndrome....Pages 333-337
Colour Asthenopia and Colour Amblyopia....Pages 339-343
Hereditary Colour Vision Defects in Mali (Scholar survey with the Ishihara test)....Pages 345-348
Colour Vision in Aphakia and Pseudophakia....Pages 349-355
Central Colour Vision in Aphakia and Pseudophakia....Pages 357-362
Colour Vision in Pseudophakic Eyes....Pages 363-369
Colour Vision in Aphakic and Pseudophakic Patients....Pages 371-371
Rayleigh Color Matches in Central Serous Chorioretinopathy with Congenital Color Vision Defects....Pages 373-376
Colour Vision Deficit in Diabetic Retinopathy: Application of Kitahara Scoring Technique....Pages 377-386
Diabetic Dyschromatopsia: Pathogenic Hypothesis....Pages 387-390
Colour Vision Studies in Families with Dominant Optic Atrophy....Pages 391-396
Pathophysiological Considerations in Dominant Optic Atrophy Based upon Spectral Sensitivity, Tritanomaloscopy, Blue Perimetry and Visual Electrophysiology....Pages 397-411
Sources of Short-Wavelength Sensitivity Loss in Glaucoma....Pages 413-422
Contrast Sensitivity in Glaucoma: Its Relation to the Loss of Luminosity....Pages 423-427
Colour Evoked Potentials in Demyelinating Disease....Pages 429-432
Evidence for an Effect by Colour Defect on School Achievement....Pages 433-437
The Influence of Diabetic Dyschromatopsia on the Interpretation of Self-Monitoring Coloured Reagent Strips....Pages 439-444
Influence of Color Vision Deficiencies on Home Blood Glucose Monitoring....Pages 445-451
Study of Visual Performance on a Multi-Color VDU of Color-Defective and Normal Trichromatic Subjects....Pages 453-458
Ergonomically Optimal Colours for Colour-Defective CRT Operators....Pages 459-465
The X-Chrom Lens: Does It Have Any Effect on Colour Perception of Colour-Deficient Observers?....Pages 467-471
The Chromatic Antagonisms of Opponent Process Theory are not the Same as Those Revealed in Studies of Detection and Discrimination....Pages 473-483
Nonlinearity of Yellow-Blue Opponent-Color System: Discrepancy Between Deuteranope and Normal Trichromat....Pages 485-492
Are Colours a Real Vectorial Space?....Pages 493-495
Characteristic of Contrast Vision....Pages 497-504
The Evolution of Trichromatic Vision in the Primates....Pages 505-510
Variation of Spatial Summation for Color Targets in Normal Photopic Vision....Pages 511-513
Protecting Effects of Ginkgo Biloba Extract on the Retinal Function....Pages 515-523
Back Matter....Pages 524-524

✦ Subjects

Ophthalmology

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