Clinical vision sciences—A journal of interest to readers of vision research

Vuion Rex. Vol. 27. No 8, pp III-IV, 1987 Pergamcn Journals Ltd. Printed in Great Britain

CLINICAL VISION SCIENCES-A JOURNAL OF INTEREST TO READERS OF Vr~I~N RE~~AR~~ The contents of the first three issues of Clinical Vision Sciences are printed below: Volume 1, Number I, 1986 Editors Gene?& Papers D. Regan and C. Mnxner

Orientation-dependent

loss of contrast

sensitivity for pattern and

Bicker in multiple sclerosis H. lkeda, T. D. Priest, J. Robbins and K. Wakakuwa

25

L T. Sharpe, H. Collewijo am4K. Nordby

39 Fixation, pursuit and optokinetic nystagrnus in a complete achromat

C. Mohn and J. Van Hof-van Dttia

51 Development of the binocular and monocular visual fields of human infants during the first year of life

D. H. Foster, J. R. Heron, R. E Jones, R. S. Snalgar, R. J. Mason and W. P. Honan

65

B. Stattell, U. StaheU and K. Nortiby

in a rod monochromat: 75 Dark-~ap~tion exposure time and retinal eccentricity

T. Schneider, B. T. Olsen and E. Zrenwr

81

Characteristics of the rod-cone transition in electro-retinogram optic nerve response

T. Yasama, R. D. Hamer,

93

Retinal receptor alignment and directional atrophy patient

V. ~y~, snd J. J. O’DunneU

J. M. Ktmeh

Silent dopaminergic synapse at feline retinal ganglion cells?

Abnormalities in luminance threshold, chromatic and luminance flicker fusion, and other temporal measuresin multiple sclerosis effect of stimuius size,

and

sensitivity in a gyrate

Research Reports R. D. Hamer, V. Laksbminarayanan, J. M. Enoch and J. J. O’DonmeU

103 Selective adaptation of the Stiles-Crawford gyrate atrophy

J. L. Barbur and P. M. Forsyth

107 Can the pupil response be used as a measure of the visual input associated with the geniculo-striate pathway?

J. D. Victor. E. Buchwald and 0. Devhrsky

113 VEP analysis of parafoveal visual loss in multiple sclerosis

function in a patient with

Volume 1, Number 2, 1986 General Papers T. Benasshawel sad R. W. Masaof

119 Psychophysical studies of rod response kinetics in retinitis pigmentosa

R. S. L. Young, J. Price and J. Hmisott

137 Psychophysical study of rod adaptation stationary night blindness

J. Gwiazda, J. Batter, F. Thorn and R. Held

145 Meridional amblyopia does result from astigmatism in early childhood

R. Jones, P, E. King-Smith, D. H. L&kg and F. L. Gnynier

I53

Stray light contribution

in patients with congenital

to the focal electroretinogram

(ERG)

Case Report

G. T. Plant

161 A centrally generated coloured phosphene

Research Reports D. E. Mitchell, K. M. Murphy, H. A. Daioim and J. A. Home

I73

G. F. A. Harding and U. Dhnnesbn

179 The visual evoked subcortical potential to pattern reversal stimulation

Optimization of visual recovery from early monocular deprivation in kittens: implications for occlusion therapy in the treatment of amblyopia

T. A. Bambgu Trrw#l

185 The pattern electroretinogram

and its contammation

Nau

H.A.D&&,Y.M.~y,J.A.Hamaaad D. IL Ml&balI

191 A precautionary note concerning the use of contact lens occluders In develqnental etm#icson kittens, together with % description of an alternative occlusion procedure

Volume 1, Number 3, 1986 197 Suatabd near-vision augments inhibitory sympatlpttic -on the ciiiary muscle 209

Vii spatial filtering and pattern discrimination stmbiamic amklyopia

219

Higher-order spatial frequeaq aaxuacyirlnormalandamblyopic-rs

231

Human visual evoked potcntiab to chromatic and a&mm&c

245

The analysis of steady state evoked potentials reviaitcd

257

i

IV

contribubn

of

are abnormai in

to mtive

gratings