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2019, Journal of AAPOSCitation Excerpt :Also, patients avoiding central fixation, for unknown reasons, will invariably be exposed to a fixation target falling onto the fovea and thus suppress OKN if the resolution is good enough. Suppression of the OKN through superimposed fixation relies on an intact central vision,23-25 which is impaired in AMD and also cataracts.26 In AMD, there is conflicting information on the correlation between the OKN response and subjective visual acuity: whereas OKN induction correlated positively,27 OKN suppression did not.4,5
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2006, American Journal of OphthalmologyCitation Excerpt :In the present study, which used the induction method, no difference was found in OKN responses between generalized retinal diseases and central macular diseases. This concurs with the results of a previous study and supports the central dominance theory.7 Many studies have demonstrated the paramount importance of the central retina in the production of OKN.1,2,4–6,15
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