Orientation Tuning and Contrast Dependence of Continuous Flash Suppression in Amblyopia and Normal Vision.

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Orientation Tuning and Contrast Dependence of Continuous Flash Suppression in Amblyopia and Normal Vision.

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Purpose:Suppression in amblyopia may be an unequal form of normal interocular suppression or a distinct pathophysiology. To explore this issue, we examined the orientation tuning and contrast dependence of continuous flash suppression (CFS) in adults with amblyopia and visually normal controls. Methods:Nine patients (mean age, 26.9 ± SD 4.7 years) and 11 controls (mean age, 24.8 ± SD 5.3 years) participated. In the CFS paradigm, spatially one-dimensional noise refreshing at 10 Hz was displaye...

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2018-11

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Gao, Yitian / Ledgeway, Timothy / Lie, Alyssa / Anstice, Nicola / Black, Joanna / McGraw, Paul V / Thompson, Benjamin

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/46754

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Humans / Amblyopia / Strabismus / Photic Stimulation / Orientation / Sensory Thresholds / Contrast Sensitivity / Dominance, Ocular / Vision, Binocular / Adult / Female / Male / Young Adult

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