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The Early Psychophysical Disturbances in Chronic Open-angle Glaucoma. A Study of Visual Functions with Asymmetric Disc Cupping

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Journal Arch Ophthalmol
Specialty Ophthalmology
Date 1982 Oct 1
PMID 6982701
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Abstract

Fourteen patients with elevated intraocular pressures, normal visual fields, and asymmetry of disc cupping were examined using a number of psychophysical tests. The results suggest that color vision and visually evoked potentials show early disturbances, but a contraction of the visual field is variable.

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