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Billy R Hammond1, Jacob B Harth2, Lisa M Renzi-Hammond2

  • 1Vision Sciences Laboratory, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA.

Current eye research
|April 1, 2025
PubMed
概括

蓝光过器 (BLF) 在伪发病患者的视觉表现上显著改善. BLF增强了色彩对比度和光障碍,同时降低了像雪球和光棍这样的缺光症症状.

关键词:
眼内植入物可以用于眼内植入物.蓝光过器 蓝光过器光障碍 光障碍 光障碍 光障碍光散射器是一种光散射器.

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