A Study of Some Temporal Properties of the Human Visual Evoked Potential, and their Relation to Binocular Function

Published articles and figures have been reprinted by kind permission from the respective copyright holder: American Medical Association (thesis figure 2 " The look in Kafka's eyes was always a little puzzled, full of the wisdom of children and of melancholy slightly counterpointed by an enigmatic smile. He always seemed to be somewhat embarrassed. 2 The papers below form the basis of this dissertation. They will be referred to by their Roman numerals.: VEP latency – a comparison between normal and defective binocularity.: Luminance and color contrast sensitivity and VEP latency in subjects with normal and defective binocularity. European Journal of Ophthalmology 7,82-90 IV. Johansson B & Jakobsson P (2000): Fourier analysis of steady-state visual evoked potentials in subjects with normal and defective stereo vision. Documenta Ophthalmologica 101,233-46 V. Johansson B & Jakobsson P (2006): Fourier-analysed steady-state VEPs in preschool children with and without normal binocularity.