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Fiona C Glen

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BMC Ophthalmology|October 8, 2015
Living with glaucoma: a qualitative study of functional implications and patients' coping behavioursFiona C Glen, David P Crabb
BMJ Open|January 14, 2014
A qualitative investigation into patients' views on visual field testing for glaucoma monitoringFiona C Glen, Helen Baker, David P Crabb
Vision Research|March 15, 2013
Saccadic eye movements and face recognition performance in patients with central glaucomatous visual field defectsFiona C Glen, Nicholas D Smith, David P Crabb
BMC Ophthalmology|September 4, 2012
Eye movements during visual search in patients with glaucomaNicholas D Smith, Fiona C Glen, David P Crabb
The British Journal of Ophthalmology|November 27, 2014
Impact of superior and inferior visual field loss on hazard detection in a computer-based driving testFiona C Glen, Nicholas D Smith, David P Crabb
BMC Ophthalmology|August 6, 2011
The direction of research into visual disability and quality of life in glaucomaFiona C Glen, David P Crabb, David F Garway-Heath
Journal of Ophthalmology|May 27, 2017
Self-Monitoring Symptoms in Glaucoma: A Feasibility Study of a Web-Based Diary ToolLeanne McDonald, Fiona C Glen, Deanna J Taylor, et al.
Clinical & Experimental Optometry|August 5, 2016
'I didn't see that coming': simulated visual fields and driving hazard perception test performanceFiona C Glen, Nicholas D Smith, Lee Jones, et al.
Journal of Ophthalmology|June 3, 2014
Using eye tracking to assess reading performance in patients with glaucoma: a within-person studyNicholas D Smith, Fiona C Glen, Vera M Mönter, et al.
Seeing and Perceiving|November 30, 2012
Eye movements in patients with glaucoma when viewing images of everyday scenesNicholas D Smith, David P Crabb, Fiona C Glen, et al.
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BMC Ophthalmology|October 8, 2015
Living with glaucoma: a qualitative study of functional implications and patients' coping behavioursFiona C Glen, David P Crabb
BMJ Open|January 14, 2014
A qualitative investigation into patients' views on visual field testing for glaucoma monitoringFiona C Glen, Helen Baker, David P Crabb
Vision Research|March 15, 2013
Saccadic eye movements and face recognition performance in patients with central glaucomatous visual field defectsFiona C Glen, Nicholas D Smith, David P Crabb
BMC Ophthalmology|September 4, 2012
Eye movements during visual search in patients with glaucomaNicholas D Smith, Fiona C Glen, David P Crabb
The British Journal of Ophthalmology|November 27, 2014
Impact of superior and inferior visual field loss on hazard detection in a computer-based driving testFiona C Glen, Nicholas D Smith, David P Crabb
BMC Ophthalmology|August 6, 2011
The direction of research into visual disability and quality of life in glaucomaFiona C Glen, David P Crabb, David F Garway-Heath
Journal of Ophthalmology|May 27, 2017
Self-Monitoring Symptoms in Glaucoma: A Feasibility Study of a Web-Based Diary ToolLeanne McDonald, Fiona C Glen, Deanna J Taylor, et al.
Clinical & Experimental Optometry|August 5, 2016
'I didn't see that coming': simulated visual fields and driving hazard perception test performanceFiona C Glen, Nicholas D Smith, Lee Jones, et al.
Journal of Ophthalmology|June 3, 2014
Using eye tracking to assess reading performance in patients with glaucoma: a within-person studyNicholas D Smith, Fiona C Glen, Vera M Mönter, et al.
Seeing and Perceiving|November 30, 2012
Eye movements in patients with glaucoma when viewing images of everyday scenesNicholas D Smith, David P Crabb, Fiona C Glen, et al.
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