New test for the detection of tritan defects evaluated in two surveys
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With the word tritan we mean to include both the diand the trichromatic form of this color vision disturbance. The word tritanopia is generally used for the dichromatic form: for the trichromatic form incomplete tritanopia seems to be best expression, rather than tritanomaly, since an alteration system has never been demonstrated.
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