1940
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1940.00870010032003
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Some Fundamental Physiologic Principles in Study of the Visual Field

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“…At 0.0032 cd/m 2 background luminance, an iso-sensitivity plateau was present for static perimetry across the central 20 ~ radius of the visual field. Previous investigators (Bair, 1940;Greve, 1973) have used iso-sensitivity of the central visual field as a criterion for defining mesopic adaptation levels. The lowest background luminance (0.00032 cd/m 2) produced a scotopic static perimetry profile, with an area of depressed sensitivity at the fovea (relative to other parts of the central visual field) surrounded by a region of iso-sensitivity out to approximately 20 ~ eccentricity.…”
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