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. 2021 Aug 1;5(3):igab026. doi: 10.1093/geroni/igab026

Table 2.

Visual Function of Participants in the Sample (N = 151)

Visual Function n (%)
Visual acuity, logMAR
 ≤0.3 (better) 149 (98.7)
 >0.3 (worse) 2 (1.3)
Contrast sensitivity, log sensitivity
 ≥1.5 (better) 136 (90.1)
 <1.5 (worse) 15 (9.9)
UFOV subtest 2,* ms
 <150 (better) 62 (50.8)
 150–350 45 (36.9)
 >350 (worse) 15 (12.3)
Trails B, minute
 <2.47 (better) 96 (63.6)
 ≥2.47 (worse) 55 (36.4)
MVPT3, score
 ≥8 (better) 140 (92.7)
 <8 (worse) 11 (7.3)
Visual field sensitivity, dB, 3 upper quartiles vs lowest quartile
 Overall
  >22.4 (better) 115 (76.2)
  ≤22.4 (worse) 36 (23.8)
 Peripheral (≥ 45°)
  >19.3 (better) 113 (74.8)
  ≤19.3 (worse) 38 (25.2)
 Superior
  >22.2 (better) 110 (72.9)
  ≤22.2 (worse) 41 (27.2)
 Inferior
  >22.1 (better) 112 (74.2)
  ≤22.1 (worse) 39 (25.8)
 Left
  >21.7 (better) 111 (73.5)
  ≤21.7 (worse) 40 (26.5)
 Right
  >21.9 (better) 110 (72.9)
  ≤21.9 (worse) 41 (27.2)
Gabor drifting grating threshold, Hz, median split
 <0.14 (better) 77 (51.0)
 ≥0.14 (worse) 74 (49.0)

Notes: logMAR = logarithm of the minimum angle of resolution; MVPT3 = motor-free visual perception test; UFOV, useful field of view.

*122 participants completed this testing.