Objective real-time measurement of instrument myopia in microscopists under different viewing conditions
@article{Ting2006ObjectiveRM,
title={Objective real-time measurement of instrument myopia in microscopists under different viewing conditions},
author={Patrick Ting and Katrina L. Schmid and Carly Siu Yin Lam and Marion Hastings Edwards},
journal={Vision Research},
year={2006},
volume={46},
pages={2354-2362}
}
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