Can we use an ipad to reliably test acuity in adults and children?

Nadia Northway; Gurveen Panesar; Daphne  McCulloch; Iain  Livingstone; Rachel McKay

Can we use an ipad to reliably test acuity in adults and children?

Nadia Northway, Gurveen Panesar, Daphne McCulloch, Iain Livingstone, Rachel McKay

Vision Sciences

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Abstract

Introduction: There are increasing numbers of apps available to test vision, but few have been validated. This study has evaluated the efficacy of the iSight app for iPhone or iPad in comparison to conventional vision charts used within eye care. It contains conventional crowded LogMAR letters and a pre-school test for children using Kay Pictures2 and can test distance and near acuity.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 3 Sep 2012

Keywords

iPad
visual acuity
measurement

Documents and Links

Northway, N. et al (2012) Can we use an ipad to reliably test acuity in adults and children.

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