Psychophysical Impact and Optical and Morphological Characteristics of Symptomatic Non-Advanced Cataract.

Authors

• S. Charalampidou, University of Dublin, Trinity College
• J. Nolan, Waterford Institute of Technology
• James Loughman, Technological University DublinFollow
• J. Stack, Waterford Institute of Technology
• Lorraine Cassidy, University of Dublin, Trinity CollegeFollow
• S. Beatty, Waterford Institute of Technology

Document Type

Article

Rights

Available under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International Licence

Disciplines

Optics

Publication Details

Published in Eye(2011) 1-8.

Abstract

Purpose To investigate whether
/="/">psychophysical, morphological, and/or optical
/="/">characteristics of symptomatic non-advanced
/="/">cataract are complementary to, or more
/="/">appropriate than, visual acuity (VA) for the
/="/">purposes of recording visual data that reflect
/="/">subjective visual difficulty in patients with
/="/">cataract that exhibit relative sparing of high
/="/">contrast acuity (0.4 logarithm of minimal angle
/="/">of resolution (logMAR) scale or better).

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1038/eye.2011.123

Recommended Citation

Psychophysical Impact and Optical and Morphological Characteristics of Symptomatic Non-Advanced Cataract, S Charalampidou, J Nolan, J Loughman, J Stack, G Higgins, L Cassidy, and S Beatty. Eye(2011) 1-8. doi:10:1038/eye.2011.123.

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