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Lenne et al., 1994 - Google Patents

Automated visual acuity testing

Lenne et al., 1994

Document ID
8966116810532584252
Author
Lenne R
Vingrya A
Smith G
Publication year
Publication venue
Clinical and Experimental Optometry

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We describe a new computre‐based method for testing visual acuity. The software operates in the Window 3.1 TM enviroment. An IBM compatible PC generates characters on the computer's moniter with the standard SVGA or VGA video graphics card. The testing …
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