Visual function was assessed via quantitative analysis of OMR thresholds of spatial frequency and contrast sensitivity (CS) (see
Evaluating Retinal Function in Glaucoma Mouse Model
Visual function was assessed via quantitative analysis of OMR thresholds of spatial frequency and contrast sensitivity (CS) (see
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Corresponding Organization : Georgia Institute of Technology
Other organizations : Atlanta VA Health Care System, Exponent (United States)
Variable analysis
- Time points (baseline, 7 days, 14 days)
- Amplitudes of the positive scotopic threshold signal at -6.0 log cd s/m^2
- Amplitudes of the negative scotopic threshold signal at -6.0 log cd s/m^2
- Amplitudes of the b-wave at -3.0 log cd s/m^2
- Amplitudes of the third oscillatory potential (OP3) at 2.1 log cd s/m^2
- Spatial frequency thresholds of optomotor response (OMR)
- Contrast sensitivity (CS) of OMR
- Not explicitly mentioned
- Baseline measurements (before crosslinking procedure and microbead injection)
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