| pubmed-article:10070525 | pubmed:abstractText | There are differences in the properties of visual evoked potentials (VEPs) to various forms of pattern stimulation and it is not clear how these differences reflect macular and parmacular function in amblyopic and normal eyes. We assessed pattern-onset, -reversal and -offset VEPs from amblyopic eyes and compared them with the responses from the fellow eyes, and from controls, to gauge the relative effectiveness of these stimulus modes. | lld:pubmed |
