This paper reports part of a series of studies into the development of clinically applicable methods for measuring human contrast sensitivity functions. The experience gained with the Arden Grating Test in clinical trials is reviewed. Current clinical methods of measuring contrast sensitivity are described and the requirements for an ideal clinical contrast sensitivity testing package are derived.
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