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Computerized assessment of the FM 100-hue test in acquired color vision defects

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FM 100-hue test patterns of 80 healthy and 61 diseased eyes were visually evaluated and the results compared with the computerized assessment of Knoblauch (1985). The 4 parameters (mean error, amplitude, axis orientation and modulation) make the diagnoses more objective and quantitative. The visually diagnosed 4 main groups of acquired color defects in the FM 100-hue test (BY defects, RG defects, anarchic and achromatic findings) can be well distinguished. Within these main groups the differential diagnoses between the subgroups (BY, BY/scotopic, BY/RG and BY/RG/scotopic; RG, RG/scotopic, RG/BY and RG/BY/scotopic) can be made only partially. Therefore, visual assessment of FM 100-hue test results should not be dispensed with. It is useful for diagnosing concomitant deficiencies and scotopisation.

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Marré, M., Marré, E., Mierdel, P., Eckardt, T. (1991). Computerized assessment of the FM 100-hue test in acquired color vision defects. In: Drum, B., Moreland, J.D., Serra, A. (eds) Colour Vision Deficiencies X. Documenta Ophthalmologica Proceedings Series, vol 54. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3774-4_29

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