Contrast sensitivity in diabetic subjects with and without retinopathy.

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Abstract
The clinical usefulness of the Arden grating test in assessing early abnormalities in retinal function of [human] diabetics was explored. Although the test revealed significant differences in contrast sensitivities between diabetics and normal persons, the large variances in the test scores of diabetics limit its use as a clinical tool for the screening of diabetic patients.