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Contrast sensitivity test measures a person’s ability to detect low contrast images. This is helpful in grading cataract progression and assessing functional vision.
This package is for both eyes. One eye test may be done, at half the price.
Location: St. Luke’s Medical Center Global City Tan Eng Gee Eye Institute
Contrast Sensitivity Test
Contrast sensitivity test measures a person’s ability to detect low contrast images. This is helpful in grading cataract progression and assessing functional vision.
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