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[Pupillary reflexes and their pathologic alterations].
Anales de la Real Academia Nacional de Medicina, 2003 openaire +1 more source
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Pupillary Dilation as an Index of the Orienting Reflex
Psychophysiology, 1982ABSTRACTThe effects of tone intensity (60, 75, or 90 dB) on the amplitude and habituation of the pupillary dilation response were investigated using a between‐groups design (N = 72). Although pupillary dilation responses were elicited in all intensity conditions, neither response amplitude nor habituation was influenced by differences in stimulus ...
Robert M Stelmack, David A T Siddle
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1950
IN 1936 Schubert and Burian1published their discovery of the pupillary fusion reflex (Fusionreaktion), which was defined as a dilatation of the pupil with a disruption of fusion and, conversely, a constriction of the pupil with its resumption. This reflex was stated to be not evanescent but lasting.
E, MARG, M W, MORGAN
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IN 1936 Schubert and Burian1published their discovery of the pupillary fusion reflex (Fusionreaktion), which was defined as a dilatation of the pupil with a disruption of fusion and, conversely, a constriction of the pupil with its resumption. This reflex was stated to be not evanescent but lasting.
E, MARG, M W, MORGAN
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Gamma-Movement and the Pupillary Reflex
The American Journal of Psychology, 1965Bartley distinguished six different kinds of gamma-movement and attributed all of them to a spatio-temporal distribution of the retinal image resulting from differences in reaction-time of rods and cones and differences in intensity of stimulation from the center toward the periphery of the retina.1 He purported to discredit earlier theories which ...
I T, BALDWIN, R W, TINSLEY
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The pupillary light reflex in migraine
Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 2005Abstract The literature suggests that there may be pupil size and response abnormalities in migraine headache sufferers. We used an infra‐red pupillometer to measure dynamic pupil responses to light in 20 migraine sufferers (during non‐headache periods) and 16 non‐migraine age and gender matched controls.
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