“…We used the Radner Reading Charts, which offer a German version. For the general comprehension of reading performance and the clinical application of reading tests, it is important to distinguish between the maximum reading speed, which is achieved at large print sizes and which can be used as a diagnostic clinical test, 4,11,12,18,43,44 and the highest reading speed with smaller print sizes, as used in this study. Assessing reading speed using smaller print sizes of logRAD 0.4 is particularly relevant because it simulates everyday life situations such as reading newspapers, books, and magazines, 26 the text of which are generally printed at 0.4 logRAD.…”