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. 1990 Jun;74(6):358. doi: 10.1136/bjo.74.6.358

Contrast sensitivity function and pituitary adenoma: a study of 40 cases.

M Grochowicki 1, A Vighetto 1, S Berquet 1, G Sassolas 1
PMCID: PMC1042127  PMID: 2378843

Abstract

The authors studied the contrast sensitivity function in 40 patients with pituitary adenoma. It seems to be a good index of compression of the visual pathway in this disease, but it lacks specificity and it cannot be used alone.

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