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The blind lead the blind

Computers and the Humanities, 1969
Medical interests have long been fascinated with the eye, if for no other reason than for the diseases and anomalies it exhibits. More recently, much interest has been concentrated on the areas of psychology and neurophysiology, for which the eye, particularly the retina, offers the opportunity for intimate study of the input region for perception and ...
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Is the blind spot blind?

Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1933
Two stimuli were designed for the purpose of casting light upon two mutually exclusive areas of the optic disk. This method of stimulation would favor form discrimination if the optic disk is sensitive to light. It would not favor form discrimination if the latter is dependent upon the retinal elements surrounding the optic disk, as both stimuli ...
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Blind leading the blind

Physics Bulletin, 1975
We are living in a time of unprecedented progress in electronic engineering. We have devices of incredible sensitivity that will transform any kind of energy into any other form, that will transmit messages from the remotest parts of the solar system, pictures from the moon, information from molecules in space.
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Blind leading the blind

European Diabetes Nursing, 2004
Self blood glucose monitoring is an important tool to help people with diabetes manage their own diabetes. There may be barriers to carrying out the technique, including severe visual impairment. This article describes a solution to this problem using available modern technology.
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To blind…or not to blind?

Controlled Clinical Trials, 1990
Carol L. Fye   +3 more
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The Blind Reading the Blind

Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, 1994
Fisher M, Friedman Sb
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Blind and Blindness

American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1953
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Blindness and the Blind

American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1934
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