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This research aims to evaluate a new computerized method for diagnosing color vision deficiency.

November 9, 2025DiagnosticsOpen Access

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This research aims to evaluate a new computerized method for diagnosing color vision deficiency.
Introduced the Computerized Full-Color Assessment (CFCA) method using a light generation system with 16 color spectra.
Participants indicated if pairs of colors were different within three seconds during the test.
Compared CFCA results with classical D-15 test results using confusion angle and confusion index.
Correlations between CFCA and D-15 results indicated a strong statistically significant relationship.
P-values for confusion angle and confusion index were 0.688 and 0.587, with correlation coefficients of 0.821 and 0.884, respectively.

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Computerized assessment reveals strong correlation in diagnosing color vision deficiency with new method, indicating benefits for children.

Hsu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Computerized assessment reveals strong correlation in diagnosing color vision deficiency with new method, indicating benefits for children.