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Cite Journal: Acta ophthalmologica |  Publication Date: Aug 1, 1979 |
 Citations: 4 |
Affiliation: Queen's Medical Centre
The variation of Arden Index with the level of illuminance used for the light adaptation phase in electro-oculographic examination is investigated. A level of 300 Lux is suggested as producing maximum response and minimum patient discomfort. Situations where greater levels of illuminance are specifically required are discussed.
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