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Color Blindness, Acquired

Known as: Acquired Color Blindness, Acquired color vision deficiencies 
Non-heritable difficulty in distinguishing colors.
National Institutes of Health

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AchromatopsiaColor blindness

Broader (3)

CHROMATOPSIAColor vision defectVisual disturbance

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2011
2011
Clinical significance of red target increment perimetry
Purpose To elucidate the significance of red target increment perimetry in diagnostic and occupational assessment 
2005
2005
Color vision deficiency in retinitis pigmentosa
1998
1998
Standardized evaluation of the red, green and blue color sense: comparison of arrangement tests and a new computer-aided test
SummaryBackground: Computerized colortests offer the possibility of determining quantitative color contrast thresholds under… 
1993
1993
Color vision deficiencies in the course of acute alcohol withdrawal
1989
1989
The Two Equation Method II. Results in Retinal and Optic Nerve Disorders
A series of patients affected by acquired color vision deficiencies associated with retinal or optic nerve disorders were studied… 
1986
1986
[Comparative studies among standard pseudoisochromatic plates. Part 2. Lanthony's new color test and Panel D-15 tests in various acquired color vision deficiencies].
1983
1983
Nomograms for the assessment of Farnsworth-Munsell 100-hue test scores.
1983
1983
[Theory of congenital and acquired color vision deficiencies based on the structure of retinal receptor fields].
1972
1972
Comparison methods of examination in acquired color vision deficiencies.
1968
1968
[Recent cases of acquired color vision deficiencies].
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