Advances in Diagnostic Visual Optics

1 Optical Characteristics of the Eye.- On the Anatomy of Ocular Optics.- Wide-Angle Optical Model of the Eye.- Measurement of Visual Axis Using a Laser Beam.- A Study of the Effects of Bleaching on the Width and Index of Refraction on Goldfish Cone Outer Segments.- 2 Objective Refractometry.- The Design of an Open View Autorefractometer.- A Semi-Automatic Refractometer with a TV Monitor Allowing One Position Measures of Ametropia.- A New Microprocessor-Assisted Objective Refractor.- Direct Recording of Accommodative Response versus Accommodative Stimulus.- Lag of Accommodation.- The Effects of Various Eye Diseases on the Measurement of Refractive Error Using the Nikon Autorefractometer.- 3 Applied Optics.- A Distortion-Free Cross-Cylinder System for Automated Subjective Refraction.- Enhancing the Efficiency of Cross-Cylinder Astigmatism Testing.- Parameters of the Change in Clinical Refractive Error in Young Myopes.- Deformed Aspheric Ophthalmic Lenses.- A New Sphero-Cylinder Trial Lens for Aphakic Correction and Its Clinical Application.- Corneal Specular Microscopy Using a Contact Lens.- Calculating Tear Volumes Under Thin Hydrogel Contact Lenses.- 4 Electronic Visualization of the Fundus.- An Overview of the Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscope.- Quantification of the Shape and Color of the Optic Nerve Head.- 5 Developments in Visual Electrodiagnostic Techniques.- Electrical Soundings in the Visual Current.- Application of Laser Speckle Patterns to Visual Evoked Potentials.- An Automatic Intermittent Light Stimulator to Record Flicker Perceptive Thresholds in Patients with Retinal Disease.- Superacuity in the Spared Eyes of Monocular Deprivation Amblyopes: Visual Evoked Response Measurements.- Pupillary Escape and Visual Fatigue Phenomena in Optic Nerve Disease.- 6 ClinicalApplications of Visual Psychophysical Testing.- Recent Developments in Clinical Contrast Sensitivity Testing.- Contrast Sensitivity Testing in Patients with Juvenile Diabetes.- The Effect of CAM Treatment and Occlusion Therapy on Contrast Sensitivity Function in Amblyopia.- A Psychophysical Technique for Testing Explanations of Sensitivity Loss Due to Retinal Disease.- Dynamics of Visual Adaptation are Altered in Vascular Disease.- Influence of Variable-Sized Backgrounds on a Hyperacuity Threshold.- Assessment of Temporal Resolution in Multiple Sclerosis by Multi-Flash Campimetry.- Index of Contributors.