1. V -Visual Acuity Visual acuity is graded from 1 to 5 with increasing numerical value indicating decreasing visual acuity.

2. (b) Visual acuity

3. Colour and visual acuity assessed.

4. Visual Acuity Testing Visual acuity of 20/30 or less requires referral for further optometric assessment.

5. • Visual acuity may be reduced

6. 8 Tiredness also affects visual acuity.

7. 17 We work on improving visual acuity.

8. 15 A motorist needs good visual acuity .

9. • Any deficit in visual acuity or color vision

10. Visual acuity before keratoprosthesis consisted of light perception in 962 eyes (92 %), and 98 eyes (8 %) had minimal visual acuity (1/200–1/50).

11. Apparatus for measuring the visual acuity of a person

12. Cataract surgery led to full recovery of visual acuity.

13. 5 Ophthalmic: Cataract, allergic conjunctivitis ,(www.Sentencedict.com) decreased visual acuity.

14. Sensory Characteristics including visual acuity, colour perception, hearing capability; c.

15. Cone function is responsible for visual acuity and color vision.

16. Characteristic signs are loss of visual acuity, photophobia and central scotoma.

17. Integral and differential visual objects for ascertaining and optimizing visual acuity

18. Each of the patients had finger-counting visual acuity or less.

19. A visual Acuity score is the result of a vision test performed by an optometrist or ophthalmologist (opticians, technicians, and nurses can also perform a visual Acuity measurement).

20. Bradycardia dysarthria, hypoaesthesia, sensory disturbance miosis, visual acuity reduced dyspnoea, wheezing

21. • Visual acuity (which is decreased in keratitis, uveitis and acute glaucoma)

22. Additionally, stratus OCT, visual acuity testing, and fundus photography were performed.

23. Color vision and perimetry were normal; dark visual acuity was reduced.

24. Color discrimination is not possible, and visual acuity is severely reduced.

25. Loss of < # letters in visual acuity (%)a (maintenance of vision

26. The resolution of the human eye is indicated as ‘visual acuity’.

27. One year later the visual acuity of the eye was 1.0.

28. In addition, visual acuity and ophthalmological findings (including stratus OCT) were documented.

29. In addition, their visual acuity allows them to distinguish between individual humans.

30. He could compensate for depth perception and other types of visual acuity.

31. A subject's static visual acuity is measured to arrive at an assessment.

32. But you know what a decline in my visual acuity can mean.

33. The same pre- and postoperative visual acuity were found in two eyes.

34. Symptoms include acute onset of decreased visual acuity and/or ocular pain.

35. Results In the emergency room, visual acuity was reduced to light perception.

36. DIAGNOSTIC TESTS Measure visual acuity, if possible. MANAGEMENT Goals of Treatment Early identification.

37. Persistent, untreated strabismus may lead to decreased visual acuity of the deviating eye.

38. Visual acuity was 1.0, but perimetry revealed paracentral scotomas associated with reading problems.

39. Nearly 70% of the patients maintained or improved visual acuity after laser treatment.

40. For example, continuous decrease in visual acuity is observed among children of different age.

41. Nine months after onset of the disease visual acuity was 1.0 in both eyes.

42. Results: All patients achieved an increase in visual acuity. Amblyopia existed in six patients.

43. — aided or unaided distance visual acuity: 1,0; minimum of 0,5 for the worse eye,

44. Blurred vision is when objects appear out of focus or lose their visual acuity

45. Visual acuity was 0.8 and a hemianopia inferior due to a NAION was diagnosed.

46. The decline in visual acuity observed on the day of the accident was transient.

47. To clarify competence in colour and visual acuity necessary for some of the subsequent tests.

48. The exam consists of visual acuity, pupils, confrontational fields, motility, Adnexae, and slip lamp exam

49. These data included visual acuity, intraocular pressure, lens status and a description of fundus abnormalities.

50. The visual acuity of the better eye was not significantly different between men and women.

51. In these patients, visual acuity was reduced to 20/400 and color discrimination was absent.

52. These, says MMWR, are “often severe and can cause permanently reduced visual acuity or blindness.”

53. When visual acuity is tested with bright test-objects on a dark background, self-glare is noted beyond a luminance of 102 to 103 cdm−2, leading to an increasing impairment of the visual acuity.

54. Inspectors may also be required to undergo regular tests for visual acuity and colour perception.

55. The function of amblyopic eyes (visual acuity and Haidingerbrushes) will not improved by inverse occlusion.

56. The visual acuity of four patients remained no light perception in spite of surgical treatment.

57. This technique has proved more sensitive in semeiology than the photopic measure of visual acuity.

58. Over time there was a progression of loss of visual acuity to complete visual loss.

59. Visual acuity ranged from light perception to 20/20 with a median of 20/100.

60. Intraoperative complications arose in two eyes (2.7 %); in one eye, visual acuity was temporarily decreased.

61. / əˈkjuː.ə.t̬i / the ability to hear, see, or think accurately and clearly: Tiredness also affects visual Acuity

62. • Visual acuity (with Snellen or similar chart) Then assess alignment with the following two main techniques.

63. Two months later his visual acuity was 0,63 and the optic nerve showed signs of atrophy.

64. The Wilcoxon paired sample test revealed significant improvement of visual acuity in our patients (p=0.05).

65. Already 5° laterally to the line of vision, visual acuity decreases to 30% (see Figure below).

66. Visual prognosis varies from full visual acuity to blindness according to the extent of retinal exudation.

67. So, we modified the optics of the camera in order to mimic the baby's visual acuity.

68. "In general, slightly decreased visual acuity did not correlate with three identified types of inappropriate driving."

69. The pixel resolution of the visual display may correspond to the visual acuity of the human eye.

70. V Visual acuity CV - Colour vision H - Hearing G 0 A - Geographical limitation - Occupational lirnitation - Aircrew standards

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72. The described methods, systems and apparatus can be used to temporarily alter visual acuity of a subject.

73. This device increases the contrast of retinal images and therefore enhances visual acuity, especially in older subjects.

74. Use of anecortave acetate for the protection of visual acuity in patients with age related macular degeneration

75. PATIENTS: Patient 1 and 2 presented with unilateral decrease in visual acuity and yellowish placoid macular changes.

76. Also filed was a CN description of regulations and standards for visual acuity, colour perception and hearing.

77. The results of biomicroscopy, anterior chamber depth, decentration, visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, glare, and pseudoaccommodation were compared.

78. Case report: a 76-year-old patient complained of halos and reduced visual acuity after external cataract surgery.

79. On the other hand there is a significant rise of postoperative visual acuity in cases of female surgeons.

80. Testing revealed reduced visual acuity, adversely affected color discrimination, visual field defects, and a monophasic, “photopic” dark adaptation.