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  1. NLM Digital Collections - Annual report - National Eye Institute (1978) 
    Publication: [Bethesda, Md.] : National Eye Institute
    ... which is capable of measuring any type of color vision defect, many of which are too subtle or bizarre ...
  2. ... aviation. J. Aviat. M., 1939, 10: 47-9. ---- Color vision: Defects. Farnsworth, D. Preliminary report on con- fusions of ...
  3. NLM Digital Collections - Annual report - National Eye Institute (1981) 
    Publication: [Bethesda, Md.] : National Eye Institute
    ... the included protocol. Since the conventional tests for color vision defects do not result in measurements, an instrument called ...
  4. ... Purdon (John Edward) The psychical import of variable achromatopsia; an original research. 12 pp. [with 4 spirit, ...
  5. ... 13-18.—Becvor (C. E.) Functional amblyopia and achromatopsia of the right eye in a man, associatetl ...
  6. NLM Digital Collections - The practice of medicine (Volume 1) 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Hahnemann Press, 1894-1895
    ... hemianopsia, concentric limitation of the visual fields, and achromatopsia. Paraesthesiae exist, in the vast majority of cases, ...
  7. ... the left eye, and is often associated with achromatopsia (inability to distinguish one or more colors) as ...
  8. ... restored on the anaesthetic side. In cases of achromatopsia, or loss of the sense of color in ...
  9. ... Woinow in regard to the total or partial achromatopsia of certain regions of the retina, and the ...
  10. ... Heme- ralopia. B. Colour-Blindness. - Synon. : Dys- chromatopsia; Achromatopsia.-This, when congenital, is usually not related to ...
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