Spatial frequency discrimination in normal vision and in patients with multiple sclerosis
D Regan, S Bartol, TJ Murray, KI Beverley - Brain, 1982 - academic.oup.com
This article extends our previous reports that multiple sclerosis can cause a visual
dysfunction better described as a distortion than as a blurring of vision. An earlier paper …
dysfunction better described as a distortion than as a blurring of vision. An earlier paper …
Spatial frequency discrimination in normal vision and in patients with multiple sclerosis.
D Regan, S Bartol, TJ Murray… - Brain: a Journal of …, 1982 - europepmc.org
This article extends our previous reports that multiple sclerosis can cause a visual
dysfunction better described as a distortion than as a blurring of vision. An earlier paper …
dysfunction better described as a distortion than as a blurring of vision. An earlier paper …
[引用][C] SPATIAL FREQUENCY DISCRIMINATION IN NORMAL VISION AN IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
D REGAN, S BARTOL, M TJ, B KI - 1982 - pascal-francis.inist.fr
SPATIAL FREQUENCY DISCRIMINATION IN NORMAL VISION AN IN PATIENTS WITH
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CNRS Inist Pascal-Francis CNRS Pascal and Francis …
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS CNRS Inist Pascal-Francis CNRS Pascal and Francis …
Spatial frequency discrimination in normal vision and in patients with multiple sclerosis
D Regan, S Bartol, TJ Murray… - Brain: a journal of …, 1982 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
This article extends our previous reports that multiple sclerosis can cause a visual
dysfunction better described as a distortion than as a blurring of vision. An earlier paper …
dysfunction better described as a distortion than as a blurring of vision. An earlier paper …
SPATIAL FREQUENCY DISCRIMINATION IN NORMAL VISION AND IN PATIENTS WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
D REGAN, S BARTOL, TJ MURRAY… - Brain: a journal of …, 1982 - elibrary.ru
This article extends our previous reports that multiple sclerosis can cause a visual
dysfunction better described as a distortion than as a blurring of vision. An earlier paper …
dysfunction better described as a distortion than as a blurring of vision. An earlier paper …