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A new procedure measures contrast sensitivity quickly, suggesting potential for clinical use.
We have developed a reliable and valid procedure for determining a person's contrast sensitivity function in approximately 6 min. This rapid procedure, which resembles that used in the Bekesy sweep‐frequency audiometer, has potential as a clinical tool for diagnostic assessment.
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