… sensitivity had the highest area under the ROC curve for most eye diseases examined but
had poor sensitivity … their elderly patients have a full eye test by their usual eye clinician rather …

… eye disease in our patients presenting to a county general eye clinic (Table 2) is greater than
that found in patients … 14%] of 458 patients; diabetic retinopathy in 39 [8.5%] of 458 patients; …

… and 25 Hz spectral sensitivity curves for all the dysthyroid eye disease patients who can be
… Hz spectral sensitivity curves with no symbols are the averages of spectral sensitivities of 10 …

… Sensitivity of detection of sight threatening eye disease by … missed five patients with sight
threatening eye disease, all with … sight threatening eye disease in 16 patients. Photography …

… the cornea decreases its sensitivity in patients with SS compared to patients with other …
patients show lower sensitivity of the central cornea. The corneal hypoesthesia makes the patient …

… by patients with dry eye disease (DED). The purpose of this study was to evaluate visual
performance, including reading speed and contrast sensitivity, in control and DED subjects. …

… strategy to detect some forms of eye disease. Also, given that CS may be reduced while
VA is relatively normal, it is important to refer any patient with functional complaints to vision …

… Contrast sensitivity tests measure the ability of the eye to discern between aspects of different
brightness in an image; patients with poor contrast sensitivity may have difficulty identifying …

… sensitivity that develop in patients with dry eye and the relationship between sensibility and
severity of the dry eye disease… explore the corneal sensitivity of patients with dry eye and its …

… in patients with retinal disease, such that patients with RP, central serous retinopathy, or
glaucoma exhibit worse CS scores than would be predicted by Snellen VA, 37 whereas patients …