Colour Vision Deficiencies VII: Proceedings of the Seventh Symposium of the International Research Group on Colour Vision Deficiencies held at Centre Médical Universitaire, Geneva, Switzerland, 23–25 June 1983

408 Pages·1984·18.948 MB·English

by  Robert W. Massof (auth.), G. Verriest (eds.)

Colour Vision Deficiencies VII
Documenta Ophthalmologica
Proceedings Series volume 39
Editor H. E. Henkes
1984 DR W. JUNK PUBLISHERS
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Colour Vision Deficiencies VII
Proceedings of the Seventh Symposium of the
International Research Group on Colour Vision
Deficiencies held at Centre Medical Universitaire,
Geneva, Switzerland, 23-25 June 1983
Edited by G. Verriest
1984 DR w. JUNK PUBLISHERS
a member of the KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS GROUP
THE HAGUE / BOSTON / LANCASTER
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Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
International Research Group on Colour Vision
Deficiencies. Symposium (7th: 1983 : Centre
Medical Universitaire)
Colour vision deficiencies VII.
(Documenta Ophtalmologica. Proceedings series)
1. Color blindness--Diagnosis--Congresses. 2. Color
vision--Congresses. I. Verriest, Guy. II. Title.
III. Series. [DNLM: 1. Color perception--Congresses.
2. Color perception tests--Congresses. 3. Color
blindness--Congresses. W3 D0637 v.39 / WW 150 1602 1983c]
RE921.157 1983 617.7'59 83-23668
ISBN-I3: 978-9-'-009-6553-9 e-ISBN-13: 978-9-'-009-6551-5
001: 10.1007/978-9-'-009-6551-5
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CONTENTS
1. OBITUARIES
A tribute to Louise L. Sloan
by R. W. Massof
Dr Oskar Neubauer
by Th. Neubauer, U. Nemetz, M. Marre and G. Verriest 7
2. ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY AND COLOUR VISION
Electrophysiology of color vision. I. Cellular level
(invited paper)
by F. M. de Monasterio 9
Electrophysiology of colour vision. II. Studies on colour
vision by means of the electroretinogram and the visually evoked
cortical potential: a review (invited paper)
by E. Zrenner 29
ERG indiees of color vision variations in monkeys
by G. H. Jacobs and J. Neitz 49
Correlates between chromatic electrophysiological recordings and
chromatic psychophysical functions in normal and abnormal
observers
by M. L. F. de Mattiello, A. Biondini and H. Franco 55
Visual evoked potentials and colour pattern stimulations
by Y. Grall, Y. Boiteux, J. F. Le Gargasson, J. Keller and F.
Rigaudiere 63
Spectral response pattern of ERG recorded with scanning method in
congenital colour defectives
by Y. Uji and M. Yokoyama 73
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3. METAMERIC MATCHES RELEVANT FOR ASSESSMENT OF
COLOUR VISION
Metameric matches relevant for assessment of color vision. I. Theor
etical considerations (invited paper)
by J. Pokorny and V. C. Smith 83
Metameric matches relevant for assessment of color vision. II.
Practical aspects (invited paper)
by A. Roth 95
Analysis of variance in anomaloscope matches
by J. D. Moreland 111
Color matches on large fields, changes with retinal area stimulated or
with duration of presentation
by F. Vienot 121
Retinal distribution of macular pigment
by J. D. Moreland and P. Bhatt 127
Brightness-luminance discrepancy in the frame of colour vision
deficiencies
by L. R. Ronchi, R. Paoletti-Perini, S. Ferenczi and J. Makai l33
Clinical colorimetric examinations in the purple
by A. Roth and D. Hermes 141
Dichromatic and anomalous trichromatic colour vision examined
with small and large field matches by means of the projection
anomaloscope
by. W. Jaeger and H. Krastel 147
Influences of variation in lenticular and macular pigmentation on
dichromatic neutral points
by R. Kliegl, V. J. Volbrecht and J. S. Werner 155
Rayleigh equation in acquired color vision defects
by M. Marre and E. Marre 165
4. CLINICAL COLOUR VISION TEST BATTERIES
Clinical color vision examination (invited paper)
by A. Pinckers 171
Principles of colour vision test battery selection
by A. R. Hill, P. A. Aspinall and G. Verriest 181
Acquired defects of colour discrimination statistically evaluated
through a battery of tests
by A. Serra, C. Mascia, C. Dessy, M. Siotto and R. Casti 189
The contribution of the City University test (I st and 2nd editions)
in a clinical test laboratory
by J. Birch 193
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5. METHODS OF EXAMINATION
New pseudoisochromatic plates for acquired color vision defects
by S. Tanabe, K. Hukami and H. Ichikawa 199
Pseudoisochromatic charts in acquired dyschromatopsia
by O. Lagerlof 205
Influence of some factors on not-typical responses to three tests of
color vision in children
by J. Perales and E. Hita 211
Comments on the use of the Standard Pseudoisochromatic plates and
the New Color Test of Lanthony
by J. Birch and L. Hamon 221
The effect of age on performance on the Panel 0-15 and desaturated
D-15: a quantitative evaluation
by K. J. Bowman, M. J. Collins and C. J. Henry 227
An analysis of the Farnsworth-Munselll00-Hue test
by K. Kitahara 233
On the comparison of monocular and binocular 100-Hue responses
by A. Serra, L. R. Ronchi and M. Siotto-Pintor 239
Validity of different contrast tests in glaucoma
by A. Gonella and M. L. F. de Mattiello 247
Saturation contrasts: clinical application potential
by M. L. F. de Mattiello and A. Biondini 253
Psychophysical flicker threshold in congenital colour vision defi
ciencies: clinical and ergophthalmological aspects
by J. J. Meyer, L. Zoganas, J. Pittard, D. Hermes and A. Roth 259
A clinical evaluation of the 'OSCAR' color vision set
by C. R. Cavonius and J. Kammann 275
Value of the Rodenstock Farbentestscheibe 3040.173 for the
diagnosis of congenital colour vision defects
by G. Verriest and A. Uvijls 281
A revised three-light test
by R. Fletcher 287
A new pocket anomaloscope
by F. Bolle and H. Krastel 289
Presentation of a design to measure the McCollough effect
by J. L. Vola, P. Gastaud and J. Leid 295
6. CONGENITAL DEFECTS
Spatial summation in dichromats
by S. J. Dain and B. Duffield 299
Microspectrophotometric and psychophysical results for the same
deuteranopic observer
by J. D. Mollon,J. K. Bowmaker, H. J. A. Dartnall and A. C. Bird 303
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Mesopic deuteranopic vision with a large observation field
by P. Scheufens and H. Scheibner 311
Achromatopsia and combination defects of protan, deutan and
tritan genes
by L. N. Went and N. Pronk 319
7. ACQUIRED DEFECTS
The three color vision mechanisms in different field sizes in acquired
color vision defects
by M. Marre and E. Marre 325
Clinical application of the transient tritanopia effect
by K. Ichikawa, M. Hoshino and H. Ichikawa 329
Saturation discrimination in acquired colour vision deficiencies on
the tritanopic confusion line
by T. Miyamoto, Y. Ohta, E. Tanabe, T. Motohashi and K.
Shimizu 335
Colour vision in a case of unilateral nuclear cataract
by E. Wolf and G. Kluxen 343
Color discrimination (100-Hue test) after successful surgical treat-
ment of retinal detachment
by L. Barca, A. De Luca and F. Passani 349
Retinal drusen and colour vision
by J. L. Vola, C. Poli, P. Gastaud and G. Leprince 355
A quantitative assessment of colour discrimination in normal vision
and senile macular degeneration using some colour confusion
tests
by K. J. Bowman and K. D. Cameron 363
Colour vision in relation to other visual functions in the presence of
slight macular degeneration
by D. Trusiewicz, A. Kordalewska and K. Zebrowska 371
Colour vision in young diabetics
by J. M. Bronte-Stewart, J. S. Cant and J. O. Craig 377
The regression between FM 100-Hue test scores and age in preretino-
pathic diabetes
by M. Maione, L. Scoccianti, M. C. Tomba and L. Arsenio 383
The performance at the FM 100-Hue test as a risk factor for diabetic
retinopathy
by M. Maione, A. Strata, L. Scoccianti, G. Bontempelli, D.
Berardi, R. Carnevali, M. G. Tardini and S. Caronna 387
Urine testing inaccuracies among diabetic patients with colour vision
deficiency
by G. H. Bresnick, J. Crawford and A. Groo 393
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Correlation between color vision deficiency and results of clinical
examination in glaucomatous patients
by T. Steinschneider, U. Ticho and D. Adler 407
Night blindness with a tritan colour vision defect
by E. Wolf and U. Weber 413
Transient cerebral achromatopsia
by A. B. Safran, W. R. Felgenhauer and A. Roth 419
NOTE
Although regularly presented at the Geneva symposium, the paper of Dr. C1.
Magis entitled "Compared geometric properties of chromaticity diagrams" is
not included in this proceedings volume by decision of the IRGCVD
directorial committee, its subject being outside the scope of the group.
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Louise L. Sloan, member of honor of the IRGCVD.
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