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Comparison of Snellen acuity and objective assessment using the spatial frequency sweep PVER

Arai et al., 1997

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2547067924160699606
Author
Arai M
Katsumi O
Paranhos F
Lopes De Faria J
Hirose T
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Graefe's archive for clinical and experimental ophthalmology

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Background: We compared the vision objectively assessed by spatial frequency sweep pattern-reversal visual-evoked response (SPVER) with the Snellen acuity in patients.• Methods: SPVER acuity and Snellen acuity were measured in 100 patients with various …
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