LOW VISION READING: OPTIMIZING VISUO-MOTOR PERFORMANCE
LOW VISION READING: OPTIMIZING VISUO-MOTOR PERFORMANCE
批准号:
3258444
负责人:
GEORGE T TIMBERLAKE
金额:
$13.66万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1982
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1982-04-01 至 1990-03-31
中文摘要
独立和恢复的一个重大障碍是,
视力障碍是指他们丧失了阅读文字的能力。 尽管
这一点,很少有人知道的视网膜位点和视网膜运动中使用的
阅读受我国老年黄斑病变患者人群日益增多的影响
疾病 扫描激光检眼镜提供了一种独特的手段,
获得该数据,因为它允许确定视网膜位点,
视力缺陷,测量视网膜上的视敏度曲线,以及
在阅读过程中直接观察视网膜运动。 我们建议使用
在一项研究(1)中,扫描激光检眼镜检查获得了这一信息,
确定最佳的视网膜位点和运动的个人黄斑
疾病,(2)分析文本方向,大小和
移动对于特定的暗点大小和位置是最有效的,
和(3)调查培训患者优化的程序
残余视网膜功能 本研究的其他长期获益
包括开发更有效的低视力辅助设备,
为视障人士提供有效的文字显示。
英文摘要
A significant obstacle to the independence and rehabilitation of the
visually handicapped is a loss of their ability to read text. Despite
this, little is known about the retinal loci and retinal movements used in
reading by our increasing population of elderly patients with macular
disease. Scanning laser ophthalmoscopy provides a unique means of
obtaining this data since it permits determination of the retinal loci of
visual defects, measurement of visual acuity profiles on the retina, and
direct observation of retinal movements during reading. We propose to use
scanning laser ophthalmoscopy to obtain this information in a study (1) to
determine optimal retinal loci and movements for individuals with macular
disease, (2) to analyze which combinations of text orientation, size and
movement are most effective for particular scotomata size and locations,
and (3) to investigate procedures for training patients to optimize
residual retinal function. Additional long-term benefits from this study
include the development of more efficient low vision aids and more
effective text displays for the visually impaired.
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LOW VISION READING: OPTIMIZING VISUO-MOTOR PERFORMANCE
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批准号:3258445
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$13.27万
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财政年份:1982
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负责人:GEORGE T TIMBERLAKE
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依托单位:
LOW VISION READING: OPTIMIZING VISUO-MOTOR PERFORMANCE
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批准号:3258446
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$13.89万
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财政年份:1982
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负责人:GEORGE T TIMBERLAKE
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依托单位:
海外基金