Methodology to Determinate Pupillary Responses Based in High Speed Videoculography in Clinical Eye Applications

Abstract

The aim of this article is to present the application of high speed videoculography as a tool during the development of a methodology to employ in the ocular clinic diagnostic. It shows exist a significant statistically difference between groups in the time to maximum contraction velocity. And it does not exit a significant statistically difference in the latency and the maximum contraction velocity.

Biomedical Instrumentation to Analyze Pupillary Responses in White-Chromatic Stimulation and Its Influence on Diagnosis and Surgical Evaluation

“…Although the luminance levels used and the age between groups were different, it does not exist a significant statistically difference in latency and maximum contraction velocity ( Figure 14) between groups. At the same time, the results indicated that age and IOL do not affect statistically on them, however, the TPVC, is far from it [45].…”