Effect of a glaring light source on the human electroretinogram.

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Abstract
Application of stray light in the form of a small beam applied to various retinal locations was accompanied by measurement of electrical sensitivity and psychophysical thresholds. Adaptation from a large, weakly illuminated screen reduced electrical sensitivity more than adaptation to the small bright glare beam. No differences were found between the various areas of application of the glare-beam.