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Dr.
National University of Singapore (Singapore)
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Thursday, June 30, 2022
3:00 PM Europe/Berlin
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Past Seminar
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Chronobiology & Visual Neuroscience
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60.00 minutes
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Beyond vision, light triggers a variety of non-image forming responses. Amongst these is the pupillary light reflex, commonly used by ophthalmologists to gauge the function of the optic nerve head. In my talk, I will share some of our latest work on optimizing the use of the pupillary light reflex to detect functional loss in ocular diseases in clinics.
Raymond P. Najjar
Dr.
National University of Singapore (Singapore)
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