The earliest studies on 'disability glare'date from the early 20th century. The condition was
defined as the negative effect on visual function of a bright light located at some distance in …

purpose. Presently, no instrument or method exists that is generally accepted for routine
clinical assessment of (functional) retinal straylight. Yet retinal straylight is the cause of major …

PURPOSE: To assess possible gains and losses in straylight values among the population
to consider straylight as added benefit of lens extraction. DESIGN: In this cross-sectional …

Purpose. To analyze straylight resulting from different sources (cornea, lens, wall
translucency, and fundus reflectance) in combination with different properties (age and …

For healthy eyes intraocular light scatter was investigated several decades ago. For
pathological eyes, however, little is known. As clinical test several techniques have been …

PURPOSE: To compare different methods for the assessment of disability glare sensitivity in
the elderly, to arrive at an objective assessment of the condition of the eye. To delineate the …

Available literature on the spectral transmittance of the eye media in the infrared (IR) is
insufficiently accurate to estimate the deposited doses, eg in view of light damage risks …

Purpose Much knowledge has been collected over the past 20 years about light scattering in
the eye‐in particular in the eye lens‐and its visual effect, called straylight. It is the purpose of …

The point spread function or PSF of the human eye encompasses hugely different domains:
a small‐angle, high‐intensity domain, called the 'PSF core', and a large‐angle, low‐intensity …

Purpose: To study the relationship between lens opacity and intraocular straylight, visual
acuity and contrast sensitivity. Methods: We investigated 2422 drivers in five clinics in …