2014
DOI: 10.1111/opo.12152
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Prediction of higher visual function in macular degeneration with multifocal electroretinogram and multifocal visual evoked potential

Abstract: Contextual cueing is more dependent on parafoveal mfERG magnitude while visual acuity is more dependent on parafoveal mfVEP magnitude. The relation of contextual cueing to parafoveal mfERG magnitudes indicates the predictive value of retinal bipolar cell activity for this advanced level of visual function.

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“…Many other effects of attention phenomena in modulating SSVEP have also been studied. [8][9][10][11][12] Not surprisingly, objective feedback using SSVEP have become potential objective assessments for retinal functions, 13 visual acuity, 14 amblyopia, 15 stereoscopic vision, 16 binocular rivalry, [17][18][19] and fatigue. 20 In the past two decades, frequency-tagging technique for SSVEPs has been used to study localized attention.…”
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“…Many other effects of attention phenomena in modulating SSVEP have also been studied. [8][9][10][11][12] Not surprisingly, objective feedback using SSVEP have become potential objective assessments for retinal functions, 13 visual acuity, 14 amblyopia, 15 stereoscopic vision, 16 binocular rivalry, [17][18][19] and fatigue. 20 In the past two decades, frequency-tagging technique for SSVEPs has been used to study localized attention.…”
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confidence: 99%