Depth perception in patients with congenital color vision deficiency

acquired color vision deficiency in parkinson’s disease

acquired color deficiency in the tritan axis in parkinson’s disease has already been reported, manifesting itself as impaired performance in various visual tasks. however, its clinical significance has always been controversial. in this study we evaluated the performance of parkinson s disease patients in lanthony 15-desaturated clinical test and for the first time, compared it with the standar...

Stereo Vision Computer Depth Perception

Stereo Vision is an area of study in the field of Machine Vision that attempts to recreate the human vision system by using two or more 2D views of the same scene to derive 3D depth information about the scene. Depth information can be used to track moving objects in 3D space, gather distance information for scene features, or to construct a 3D spatial model of a scene. As an emerging technolog...

Familial Muller cell sheen dystrophy associated with congenital color vision deficiency

A coincidence of Muller cell sheen dystrophy (MCSD) and congenital color vision deficiency in a 36 years old man is presented in this case report. Best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was 1.0 in both eyes. He failed to read Ishihara color plates (0/13 in both eyes). Dilated fundus examination showed bilateral wrinkled glistening inner retinal surface at the posterior pole. In the macular images ...

133. Sensation and Perception: Color Vision Theory

Do not quote without permission. Note: Potential references to other articles in the encyclopedia are indicated by {}. These should be checked against the actual contents of other articles before publication. B r a i n a r d 2 A b s t r a c t Color vision is the ability to distinguish and identify lights and objects on the basis of their spectral properties. This entry presents several topics t...

Color Vision From Genes to Perception