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Journal article

Electrophysiological findings in persons with nyctalopia

Audrey Chia, Chi D Luu

Academy of Medicine, Singapore - Annals | ACAD MEDICINE SINGAPORE | Published : 2006

University of Melbourne Researchers

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Chi Luu Author Ophthalmology Eye and Ear Hospital

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Keywords

Refraction, Ocular
Electroretinogram
Female
Retinal Diseases
Life Sciences & Biomedicine
Night Blindness
Adult
Humans
Retrospective Studies
Electroretinography
Science & Technology
General & Internal Medicine
Stationary Night Blindness
Comorbidity
Medicine, General & Internal
Nyctalopia
Male

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