Psychophysical Impact and Optical and Morphological Characteristics of Symptomatic Non-Advanced Cataract.

Authors

S. Charalampidou, University of Dublin, Trinity College
J. Nolan, Waterford Institute of Technology
James Loughman, Technological University DublinFollow
J. Stack, Waterford Institute of Technology
L. Cassidy, University of Dublin, Trinity College
S. Beatty, Waterford Institute of Technology

Document Type

Article

Rights

Available under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike 4.0 International Licence

Disciplines

Optics

Publication Details

Published in Eye(2011) 1-8.

Abstract

Purpose To investigate whether
psychophysical, morphological, and/or optical
characteristics of symptomatic non-advanced
cataract are complementary to, or more
appropriate than, visual acuity (VA) for the
purposes of recording visual data that reflect
subjective visual difficulty in patients with
cataract that exhibit relative sparing of high
contrast acuity (0.4 logarithm of minimal angle
of resolution (logMAR) scale or better).

DOI

https://doi.org/10.1038/eye.2011.123

Recommended Citation

Psychophysical Impact and Optical and Morphological Characteristics of Symptomatic Non-Advanced Cataract, S Charalampidou, J Nolan, J Loughman, J Stack, G Higgins, L Cassidy, and S Beatty. Eye(2011) 1-8. doi:10:1038/eye.2011.123.