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Woman With Monocular Vision Loss
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 2023Daniel E, Seay +2 more
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Vision Rehabilitation Team Management of Acquired Monocular Vision
Optometry and Vision Science, 2013ABSTRACT Purpose Existing low‐vision programs do not readily meet the needs of the monocular patient. This case report illustrates the implementation and benefits of an Acquired Monocular Vision Rehabilitation (AMVR) evaluation and training program from the patient's perspective.
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Cylindrical surface localization in monocular vision
Pattern Recognition Letters, 1997Abstract In this paper we present a method to localize a cylindral surface with only one perspective view. Based on a priori knowledge we find two axes in the image in order to obtain the three rotation angles between the cylindrical surface coordinate system and the camera coordinate system. Various applications of the proposed method are presented.
William Puech +2 more
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Recovering Generalized Cylinders by monocular vision
1996In this paper, we propose a theoretical study of the Generalized Cylinders (GC) with constant circular cross-section viewed under perspective projection.
Patrick Sayd +2 more
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Dense and Swift Mapping with Monocular Vision
2016The estimation of dense depth maps has become a fundamental module in the pipeline of many visual-based navigation and planning systems. The motivation of our work is to achieve a fast and accurate in-situ infrastructure modelling from a monocular camera mounted on an autonomous car.
Pedro Piniés +2 more
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Three presentations of monocular vision loss
Optometry - Journal of the American Optometric Association, 2006Carotid artery disease is estimated to affect 30% of persons older than 50. Risk factors include hypertension, cigarette smoking, hyperlipidemia and diabetes mellitus. Symptoms ascribed to carotid artery lesions with stenosis of the artery or plaque formation include monocular vision loss and transient ischemic attacks.
Melissa E, Trego, Jean Marie, Pagani
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Skin detection and tracking by monocular vision
International Symposium on Signals, Circuits and Systems, 2005. ISSCS 2005., 2006This paper deals with area detection and tracking using color-based image processing. The application addressed concerns human head and hands tracking in real time. The authors proposed an original method in order to locate colored areas, for a foreground image.
Chateau, Thierry +2 more
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Modelling solids of revolution by monocular vision
Proceedings. 1991 IEEE Computer Society Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, 2002A system is presented for modelling solids of revolution from a set of a few monocular images. The reconstruction is obtained by assuming only that the viewed object belongs to this particular class of objects. The knowledge of the camera displacement between each image is not required. The modeling is based on the resolution of the inverse perspective
Jean-Marc Lavest +3 more
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Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 2002
The study is conducted to determine the effect of acquired monocular vision (enucleation, phthisis) on the daily activities of patients.Sixty-five patients in a case series completed a 30-question survey evaluating the functional consequences of monocular vision.Patients with sudden visual loss adapted more slowly than those with gradual loss (8.8 ...
Mary P, Coday +3 more
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The study is conducted to determine the effect of acquired monocular vision (enucleation, phthisis) on the daily activities of patients.Sixty-five patients in a case series completed a 30-question survey evaluating the functional consequences of monocular vision.Patients with sudden visual loss adapted more slowly than those with gradual loss (8.8 ...
Mary P, Coday +3 more
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1985
Whether the loss of vision in one eye has an abrupt onset or a slowly progressive evolution, the patient will probably first seek advice from an ophthalmologist. Yet, as in acute blindness, i.e., bilateral loss of vision, the underlying cause in the majority of cases is neurologic in nature.
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Whether the loss of vision in one eye has an abrupt onset or a slowly progressive evolution, the patient will probably first seek advice from an ophthalmologist. Yet, as in acute blindness, i.e., bilateral loss of vision, the underlying cause in the majority of cases is neurologic in nature.
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