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Research Article

The 1998 low vision literature: a bibliography

Gregory L. Goodrich
Pages 105-121 | Published online: 13 Jul 2009

References/Accessibility

  • Dickinson C. Low Vision: Principles and Practice. Berwick upon Tweed, UK: Butterworth-Heinemann, 1998.
  • Duffy M. New Independence! Environmental Adaptations in Community Facilities for Adults with Vision Impairment. Mohegan Lake, NY: Associates for World Action in Rehabilitation and Education, 1998.
  • Gray C. Coping with the national curriculum in modern foreign languages: an equal opportunities issue? (Part two of two). Br J Visual Impair 1998;16(1):23–26.
  • Lock P. Ending discrimination and promoting equal opportunities for people with visual impairment and additional disabilities. Br J Visual Impair 1998;16(1):11–13.
  • Rumril Jr PD, Roessler RT, Battersby- Longden JC, Schuyler BR. Situation assessment of the accomodation needs of employees who are visually impaired. J Visual Impair Blind 1998; 92(1):42–54.
  • Senge JC, Dote-Kwan J. Responsibilities of colleges and universities to provide print access for students with visual impairments. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(5):269–275.
  • Thorpe L. Access to information about your vision. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 406–409.

References/Aged/Aging

  • Caballero CC, Mateus GG, Herreros JG, Gárcia ÁM. Visual rehabilitation of the elderly. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 391–399.
  • Dahlin-Ivanoff S, Klepp KI, Sjostrand J. Development of a health education programme for elderly with age- related macular degeneration: a focus group study. Patient Educ Couns 1998;34(1):63–73.
  • Diehl M. Everyday competence in later life: current status and future directions. Gerontologist 1998;38(4): 422–433.
  • Duffy M, Belivewau-Tobey M. New Independence! For Older Persons with Vision Loss in Long-term Care Facilities. Mohegan Lake, NY: Associates for World Action in Rehabilitation and Education, 1998.
  • Horowitz A. National survey of vision loss: the experience, attitudes and knowledge of middle-aged and older Americans. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 344–349.
  • Horowitz A, Reinhardt JP. Development of the adaptation to age- related vision loss scale. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(1):30–41.
  • Ivers RQ, Cumming RG, Mitchell P, Attebo K. Visual impairment and falls in older adults: the Blue Mountains Eye Study. J Am Geriatr Soc 1998; 46(1):58–64.
  • Klaver CC, Wolfs RC, Vingerling JR, Hofman A, De Jong PT. Age-specific prevalence and causes of blindness and visual impairment in an older population: the Rotterdam Study. Arch Ophthalmol 1998;116(5):653–658.
  • Klein BE, Klein R, Lee KE, Cruickshanks KJ. Performance-based and self-assessed measures of visual function as related to history of falls, hip fractures, and measured gait time. The Beaver Dam Eye Study. Ophthalmology 1998;105(1):160–164.
  • Lachman ME, Howland J, Tennstedt S, Jette A, Assmann S, Peterson EW. Fear of falling and activity restriction: the Survey of Activities and Fear of Falling in the Elderly (SAFE). Psychol Sci 1998;53B(1):P43–P50.
  • LaGrow SJ, Ponchillia PE, Ponchillia SV. The impact of service delivery systems on the individualization of rehabilitation programming for people who are visually impaired. RE:view 1998;30(2):55–63.
  • Maeda A, Nakamura K, Otomo A, Higuchi S, Motohashi Y. Body support effect on standing balance in the visually impaired elderly. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1998;79(8):994– 997.
  • Orr AL. Issues in Aging and Vision. New York: American Foundation for the Blind, 1998.
  • Orr AL. Issues in Aging and Vision: a Curriculum for University Programs and In-service Training. New York: American Foundation for the Blind, 1998.
  • Pankow L, Luchins D. Geriatric low vision referrals by ophthalmologists in a senior health center. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(11):748–753.
  • Pazell S. Implementing a visual rehabilitation program. CARING Mag 1998;September:36–45.
  • Samos LF, Roos BA. Diabetes mellitus in older persons. Med Clin North Am 1998;82(4):791–803.
  • Schmeidler E, Halfmann D. Distribution of people with visual impairment by community type, prevalence of disability, and growth of the older population. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(5);380–382.
  • Schmeidler E, Halfmann D. Race and ethnicity of persons with visual impairments; education of children with disabilities; and living arrangements of older Americans. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(7):539– 540,542.
  • Scott J, Rogers P. Developing an advocacy campaign to preserve specialized services for older people who are visually impaired. J Visual Impair Blind News Serv 1998;92(10): 716–720.
  • Sefton J. Positive outcomes for consumers of low vision services through involvement in group programs. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 400–405.
  • Silver J, Culham L. An analysis of prescribing rates and attendances in elderly low vision patients. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 257–264.
  • Smeeth L. Assessing the likely effectiveness of screening older people for impaired vision in primary care. Fam Pract 1998;15(Suppl. 1): S24-S29.
  • Smeeth L, Iliffe S. Effectiveness of screening older people for impaired vision in community setting: systematic review of evidence from randomized controlled trials. Br Med J 1998;316(7132):660–663.
  • Stuen C, Fangmeier R, Horowitz A, Seidman K, Bird B. Rehabilitation of visually impaired older adults: findings of a USA survey. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 350–353.
  • Valido PR, Hernández JVR. Our experience in the visual rehabilitation of patients of more than 65 years of age. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 282–289.
  • Verstraten PFJ. Course development for coping with blind and visually impaired elderly. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 378–383.

References/Blindness

  • Ayad S, Negrel AD, Nabli M, Kamel N, Jebri AM, Siddhom M. [Prevalence and causes of blindness in the Tunisian Republic. Results of a national survey conducted in 1993. Tunisian Team on the Evaluation of Blindness]. Sante 1998;8(4):275–282.
  • Cunha-Vaz J. Lowering the risk of visual impairment and blindness. Diabetic Med 1998;15(Suppl 4):S47- S50.
  • Dijk KV. Developing national low vision services in ‘developing’ countries with emphasis on Malawi, southern Africa. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 165–171.
  • Estruch JJM, Arándiga AB. ¿Habilidades sociales para la integración o integración para la competecia social?: Una experiencia de integración de adolescentes ciegos y deficientes visuales (Social skills for integration or integration for social competence). Integracion 1998;27:33–44.
  • Fouladi MK, Moseley MJ, Jones HS, Tobin MJ. Sleep disturbances among persons who are visually impaired: survey of dog guide users. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(7):522–530.
  • French S, Gillman M, Swain J. Working with Visually Disabled People: Bridging Theory and Practice. Birmingham, UK: Venture Press, 1998.
  • Jahrling RC. Essentials in fitting ocular prostheses for complex congenital and acquired anomalies. J Am Optom Assoc 1998;69(6):357–375.
  • Kuusisto S. Planet of the Blind. New York: Dial Press, 1998.
  • Michalko R. The Mystery of the Eye and the Shadow of Blindness. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1998.
  • Millán R. The role of peripheral vision in the development of children with severe visual impairments. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 309–314.
  • See JL, Wong TY, Yeo KT. Trends in the pattern of blindness and major ocular diseases in Singapore and Asia. Ann Acad Med Singapore 1998;27(4):540–546.
  • Soucy-Moloney L-A. Labeling and marking: a rehabilitation teacher’s perspective. RE:view 1998;30(1):33–39.
  • Starzycka M, Slomska J. [Age related macular degeneration as a cause of blindness]. Klin Oczna 1998;99(4):253–255.
  • Thylefors B. Low vision care as a complementary strategy to prevent blindness. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 13–15.
  • Waddell KM. Childhood blindness and low vision in Uganda. Eye 1998;12(2):184–192.
  • Walker K, Johnson G, Sanders J, Nikias V. Rehabilitation service delivery systems in Canada: transition and innovation. J Visual Impair Blind News Serv 1998;92(2):113–116.
  • Yang J, Jian D, Hu L, Wang K. Blindness and low vision in leprosy patients in Sichuan Province, China. Indian J Lepr 1998;70(1):139–143.

References/Brain injury

  • Bouwmeester L, Looijestijin PL, Koopman-Smink B, Kooijman AC. Videological assessment and training of visual perception with respect to children and young people with brain damage. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 189–186.
  • Danziger S, Kingstone A, Rafal RD. Orienting to extinguished signals in hemispatial neglect. Psychol Sci 1998; 9(2):119–123.
  • Hoyt CS, Frederick DR. Cortically visually impaired children: a need for more study. Br J Ophthalmol 1998; 82(11): 1225–1226.
  • Kavanaugh BL. Treatment of visual midline shift secondary to hemiparesis with a spot filter. J Low Vision Neuro- Optom Rehabil 1998;11(4):9–13.
  • Lanzi G, Fazzi E, Uggetti C, Cavallini A, Danova S, Egitto MG, Ginevra OF, Salati R, Bianchi PE. Cerebral visual impairment in periventricular leukomalacia. Neuropediatrics 1998; 29(3):145–150.
  • Lukauskiene R, Mickiene B, Kondrotas L, Viliunas G. Computerized test for assistance in evaluation and rehabilitation of visual agnosias. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 59–64.
  • Maheswaran R, Davis S. Experience of an open referral system for stroke rehabilitation in the community. Clin Rehabil 1998;12(3):265–271.
  • Ormaechea LG, Pesquera M, De Muniain PS, Bruna C. Integral rehabilitation program for a group of spastic tetraparetic children with related visual impairment. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 221–230.
  • Porro G, Dekker EM, Van Nieuwenhuizen O, Wittebol-Post D, Schilder MB, Schenk-Rootlieb AJ, Treffers WF. Visual behaviours of neurologically impaired children with cerebral visual impairment: an ethological study. Br J Ophthalmol 1998;82(11):1231–1235.
  • Ray JS, Maahs MA. Low vision special populations. II. The stroke patient. In: Brilliant RL, editor. Essentials of Low Vision Practice. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1998;335–350.
  • Stiers P, De Cock P, Vandenbussche E. Impaired visual perceptual performance on an object recognition task in children with cerebral visual impairment. Neuropediatrics 1998; 29(2):80–88.
  • Van Hof-Van Duin J, Cioni G, Bertuccelli B, Fazzi B, Romano C, Boldrini A. Visual outcome at 5 years of newborn infants at risk of cerebral visual impairment. Dev Med Child Neurol 1998;40(5):302–309.
  • Wouters B. To see and not to control: blind spots and pitfalls in the rehabilitation of partially sighted with subcortical brain-damage. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 216–220.

References/Childhood development/Children

  • Arnaud C, Baille MF, Grandjean H, Cans C, Du Mazaubrun C, Rumeau- Rouquette C. Visual impairment in children: prevalence, aetiology and care, 1976–85. Paediatr Perinatal Epidemiol 1998;12(2):228–239.
  • Benito FJC, Ortiz CT. Análisis comparativo del contexto familiar ‘teórico’ y ‘real’ de niños con deficiencia visual: Orinetaciones para la intervención (Comparative analysis of the theoretical and real family environments among visually impaired children: guidelines for action). Integracion 1998;27:12–17.
  • Buhrow MM, Hartshorne TS, Bradley- Johnson S. Parents’ and teachers’ ratings of the social skills of elementary-age students who are blind. J Visual Impair Blind 1998; 92(7):503–511.
  • Cho J, Cho P. Low vision findings in China and Hong Kong. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 335–343.
  • Ciner EB, Appel SD, Graboyes M. Low vision special populations. I. The multiply impaired patient. In: Brilliant RL, editor. Essentials of Low Vision Practice. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1998; 313–334.
  • Clark A, Murphy F. Teaching music to the visually impaired student in a standard school. Br J Visual Impair 1998;16(3):117–122.
  • Cohn H. Problems experienced by hearing and visually impaired people. Br J Visual Impair 1998;16(1):19–22.
  • Corn AL. Providing access to visual information: what optical devices can do. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 276–281.
  • De Carvalho KM, Minguini N, Filho DC, Kara-Jose N. Characteristics of a pediatric low-vision population. J Pediatr Ophthalmol Strabismus 1998; 35(3):162–165.
  • Ducrey N, Mathis M, Goldschmidt M, Figueirodo V. [Management of children with low vision]. Klin Monatsbl Augenheilkd 1998;212(5): 372–375.
  • Eaton SB, Fuchs LS, Snook-Hill MM. Personal-space preference among male elementary and high school students with and without visual impairments. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(11):769–782.
  • Ekkens IE. Kijkdoos/Peeping Box. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 336–341.
  • Huurre TM, Aro HM. Psychosocial development among adolescents with visual impairment. Early Child Adolesc Psychiatr 1998;7(2):73–78.
  • Jan JE, Freeman RD. Who is a visually impaired child? Dev Med Child Neurol 1998;40(1):65–67.
  • Katsumi O, Chedid SG, Kronheim JK, Henry RK, Jones CM, Hirose T. Visual ability score – a new method to analyze ability in visually impaired children. Acta Ophthalmol Scand 1998;76(1):50–55.
  • LaGrow SJ, Leung J-P, Leung S, Yeung P. The effects on visually impaired children of viewing fluorescent stimuli under black-light conditions. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(5):313–321.
  • Layton CA, Koenig AJ. Increasing reading fluency in elementary students through repeated readings. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(5):276–292.
  • Leffert SW, Jackson RM. The effect of the home environment on the reading achievement of children with low vision. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(5):293–301.
  • Leonhardt M. Babies who learn to look. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 342–347.
  • Loftin MM, Koehler WS. Proactive strategies for managing the behavior of children with neurodegenerative diseases and visual impairment. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(1):55–62.
  • Lueck AH. Incorporating unique learning requirements into the design of instructional strategies for students with visual and multiple impairments: the basis for an expanded core curriculum. RE:view 1998;30(3):101–116.
  • Mason H. Interview with Natalie Barraga. Br J Visual Impair 1998; 16(2):67–71.
  • McCall S. The future is green: an overview of the 1997 Green Paper on Children with Special Needs, Excellence for all Children. Br J Visual Impair 1998;16(1):5–10.
  • McCulloch DL. The infant patient. Ophthalmic Physiol Opt 1998;18(2): 140–146.
  • Neves C, Da Silva OA, Serra LM, Grillo MM, Dinis AC, Da Silva JR. Low vision care at the Santa María University Hospital: a multidisci- plinary approach. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 206–209.
  • Nevskaia AA, Leushina LI, Bondarko VM. [Formation of concrete thinking in infants with visual defects in the first year of life]. Fiziol Cheloveka 1998;24(3):20–26.
  • Njoroge MN, Verweyen P. Low vision project – Kenya. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 143–146.
  • Nyaga G, Keefee J. Regional training model for developing countries. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 147–150.
  • O’Donnell B, Perla F. Visual preview of the environment for the child with low vision. RE:view 1998;30(3):117–123.
  • Pagliano P. The multi-sensory environment: an open-mined space. Br J Visual Impair 1998;16(3):105–109.
  • Pring L, Dewart H, Brockbank M. Social cognition in children with visual impairments. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(11):754–768.
  • Rosenblum LP. Best friendships of adolescents with visual impairments: a descriptive study. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(9):593–608.
  • Sacks SZ, Wolffe KE. Lifestyles of adolescents with visual impairments: an ethnographic analysis. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(1):7–17.
  • Sanchez PA. Educatión infantil y deficiencia visual. Madrid: CCS, 1998.
  • Shafer JE, Shafer RE. North Dakota’s approach to vision services. RE:view 1998;30(1):40–46.
  • Siddiqui AP, Bäckman Ö, Awan HR. Multidisciplinary approach in the development of comprehensive low vision services in developing countries. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 158–154.
  • Skalická M, Hradilková T, Brozová E. Vision stimulation-video programme for motivation of parents and other caretakers of small children with residual vision. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 348–351.
  • Slater A, editor. Perceptual Development: Visual, Auditory, and Speech Perception in Infancy. Philadelphia: Psychology Press, 1998.
  • Torné AS, Santamaíra LIQ, Guerra CC. Integración escolar de una alumna con sordoceguera. Integración 1998; 26:34–44.
  • Von Woudenberg PA. A hundred thousand words on low vision: reflections at the time of publication of the book Children with low vision. Development, upbringing, care and education. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 184–186.
  • Webster A, Roe J. Children with Visual Impairments: Social Interaction, Language, and Learning. London: Routledge, 1998.
  • Wyver SR, Markham R. Do children with visual impairments demonstrate superior short-term memory, memory strategies, and metamemory? J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(11):799–811.
  • Zanandrea M. Play, social interaction, and motor development: practical acts for preschoolers with visual impairments. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(3), 176–188.
  • Zeppuhar ME, Walls RT. Knowledge of concept prototypes of students who are blind or have low vision. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(11):812–822.

References/Communication

  • Jorritsma FF. How do we deal with an auditive impairment as low vision advisors? In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 235–237.
  • Lamb G. Communication. In: Kelley P, Gale G, editors. Towards Excellence: Effective Education for Students with Vision Impairments. North Rocks, Australia: North Rocks Press, 1998; 177–192.

References/Daily living skills

  • Bastiaan J. Monovision – Another view of partial sight. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 49–54.
  • Bednarski M, Vento F. Results of a survey of coping with retinitis pigmentosa. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(5):357–362.
  • Brown B. Five easy steps to helping your low vision patient. J Ophthalmic Nurs Technol 1998;17(1):7–12.
  • Dahlin-Ivanoff S, Klepp KI, Sjostrand J. Development of a health education programme for elderly with age- related macular degeneration: a focus group study. Patient Educ Couns 1998;34(1):63–73.
  • Dahlin-Ivanoff S, Sonn U, Svensson E. Development of an ADL instrument for elderly persons with age-related maculopathy. In: Siffermann E, Williams M, Blasch BB, editors. O&M Moving into the Twenty-First Century: Conference Proceedings of the 9th International Mobility Conference. Atlanta, GA: VA Medical Center, 1998; 32.
  • Keefe JE, Lamn D, Cheung A, Dinh T, McCarty CA. Impact of vision impairment on functioning. Aust NZ J Ophthalmol 1998;26:S16–18.
  • Mangione CM, Berry S, Spritzer K, Janz NK, Klein R, Owsley C, Lee PP. Identifying the content area for the 51- item National Eye Institute Visual Function Questionnaire: results from focus groups with visually impaired persons. Arch Ophthalmol 1998; 116(2):227–233.
  • Massof RW. A systems model for low vision rehabilitation. II. Measurement of vision disabilities. Optom Vision Sci 1998;75(5):349–373.
  • Peters J. Introduction to the pre- conference seminar of the 9th International Mobility Conference on Research. In: Siffermann E, Williams M, Blasch BB, editors. O&M Moving into the Twenty-First Century: Conference Proceedings of the 9th International Mobility Conference Atlanta, GA: VA Medical Center, 1998; 14–17.
  • Sowell V. Social skills for people with low vision: essential elements for success. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 433–435.
  • Tobacman JK, Zimmerman B, Lee P, Hillborne L, Kolder H, Brook RH. Visual function impairments in relation to gender, age, and visual acuity in patients who undergo cataract surgery. Ophthalmology 1998;105(9):1745–1750.
  • Van Delden GW. Independent living for multihandicapped, visually impaired and mentally disabled adults. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 246–250.
  • Yeadon A, Duffy M, Paskin N, Geuschat D. New Independence! in the Community: A Self-help Manual for Community Workers Serving Adults with Vision Impairments. Mohegan Lake, NY: Associates for World Action in Rehabilitation and Education, 1998.
  • Zurita FC, Jusdado SL, García MT. Characteristics of low-vision persons following the basic and visual rehabilitation program. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 127–137.

References/Devices (general)

  • Boj PG, Tobarra VA, Illueca C. Contrast sensitivity function (CSF) with low vision telescopes. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 146–151.
  • Brilliant RL. Essentials of Low Vision Practice. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1998.
  • Brilliant RL, Ginsburg LH. Rehabilitation of peripheral field defects. In: Brilliant RL, editor. Essentials of Low Vision Practice. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1998;251–267.
  • Buser F. Binocular optical devices. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 163- 166.
  • Byer A. Magnification associated with low vision systems. In: Brilliant RL, editor. Essentials of Low Vision Practice. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1998; 111–130.
  • Cotter JM, Rosenthal P. Scleral contact lenses. J Am Optom Assoc 1998;69(1):33–40.
  • Dickinson C. Low Vision: Principles and Practice. Oxford: Butterworth- Heinemann, 1998.
  • Greene R, Beadles J, Pekar J, Brilliant R, Freeman P, Plotkin A, Siwoff R, Lunk E. Clinical results with a spectacle mounted autofocus telescope for the visually impaired. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 204–214.
  • Gustafsson J. Multifocal head-borne high-power glasses – A new design for reading aids. J Low Vision Neuro- Optom Rehabil 1998;11(4):19–21.
  • Gustafsson J. Visual fields in low vision devices. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 159–162.
  • Hersh LA, Spinell M, Astorino J. Low vision distance systems: spectacles and contact lenses. In: Brilliant RL, editor. Essentials of Low Vision Practice. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1998; 131–145.
  • Hijano RM, Gil MTTG, Mosquete MJV. Assessment of Corning filters for use in low vision. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 476–489.
  • Lamaison AM. Is it possible to make a low cost visual aid? In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 121–125.
  • Márquez AS, Casares EP. The use of overhead projectors in visual rehabilitation. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 315–323.
  • Mason HL. Low vision aids-effective management of children with a visual impairment. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 324–326.
  • Matchinski T, Brilliant R, Bednarski M. Low vision near systems. I. Microscopes and magnifiers. In: Brilliant RL, editor. Essentials of Low Vision Practice. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1998; 201–237.
  • Mattingly WB. Advanced low vision optics, theory and practical clinical application. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 188–195.
  • Oyazabal Céspedes B, Pérez Bernal N, Magdaleno Jiménez R, Moreno Cáceres M, Larino Villazán M. Contrast sensitivity and performance of optic aids for near vision. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 180–187.
  • Peli E, Siegmund WP. A novel fiber optic reading magnifier for low vision reading. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 172–179.
  • Ramos RG. Visual rehabilitation with low-cost technology. Chilean experience. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 113–115.
  • Roa Alvaro A, Peral Varela A, Santos C, Cabllero García ML. A computerised programme for oculomotor rehabilitation through EOG biofeedback: application to nystagmus. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 323–327.
  • Ross DA, Mancil GL. Clinical evaluation of fast-darkening sunwear for people with low vision. In: Siffermann E, Williams M, Blasch BB, editors. O&M Moving into the Twenty-First Century: Conference Proceedings of the 9th International Mobility Conference. Atlanta, GA: VA Medical Center, 1998; 56–60.
  • Rumney NJ. The aging eye and vision appliances. Ophthalmic Physiol Opt 1998;18(2):191–196.
  • Serghiescu A-S. The optical treatment of juvenile and senile macular degeneration with the help of the grilled glasses. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 471–475.
  • Szlyk JP, Seiple W, Laderman DJ, Kelsch R, Ho K, McMahon T. Use of bioptic amorphic lenses to expand the visual field in patients with peripheral loss. Optom Vision Sci 1998;75(7): 518–524.
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References/Driving

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References/Education

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  • Edwards BJ, Lewis S. The use of technology in programs for students with visual impairments in Florida. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(5):302–312.
  • Gale G, Cronin P. The school years. In: Kelley P, Gale G, editors. Towards Excellence: Effective Education for Students with Vision Impairments. North Rocks, Australia: North Rocks Press, 1998; 118–136.
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  • Halfmann D, Schmeidler E. Visual impairment among homeless people, prevalence of disability, and computer access in schools. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(1):90,92,93.
  • Hutchinson JO, Atkinson K, Orpwodd J. Breaking Down Barriers: Access to Further and Higher Education for Visually Impaired Students. London: Stanley Thomas, 1998.
  • Jaritz G, Hyvärinen L, Schaden (sic). Learning with Lilly & Gogo – A specialized educational program for low vision children. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 301–303.
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  • Kelley P, Gale G, Blatch P. Theoretical framework. In: Kelley P, Gale G, editors. Towards Excellence: Effective Education for Students with Vision Impairments. North Rocks, Australia: North Rocks Press, 1998; 33–40.
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  • Owen V. The virtual reference library: multiple information sources and multiple output formats. Br J Visual Impair 1998;16(2):49–54.
  • Reid JMV. Assessing the literacy of adults who are visually impaired: conceptual and measurement issues. J Visual Impair Blind 1998;92(7):447–453.
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  • Withagen A, Emmerik LV, Grevink F, Vervaart E. Development of a pupil monitoring system for the visual handicapped. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 254–258.
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References/Eye diseases and disorders

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  • Gordon MO, Schechtman KB, Davis LJ, McMahon T, Schornack J, Zadnik K. Visual acuity repeatability in keratoconus: impact on sample size. Optom Vision Sci 1998;75(4):249– 257.
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  • Lukauskiene R, Mickiene B, Busauskiene I. Rehabilitation of low vision by using transcutaneal electrostimulator. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 60–67.
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References/Field defects

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  • Jose RT. Clinical management of the person with a severe peripheral loss: an information processing approach. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 22–30.
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  • Ramos Martínez MA. Evaluation of central scotoma in Stargardt’s disease. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 402–405.
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References/Microcomputers

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  • Fine EM, Peli E. Computer display of dynamic text. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 259–267.
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  • Gerull K. The project ‘SATIS’: ‘Software and tools improving the screen’ for people with low vision. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 1, 106- 109.
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  • Su JC. A review of Telesensory’s Vista PCI Screen Magnification System. J Visual Impair Blind News Serv 1998;92(10):705–710.
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References/Multiple handicaps

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  • Noguer BA, Madruga BP, Cuerdo JM, Álvarez TT. Communicative strategies for deafblind children with remaining vision, to be put into practice outside their customary environment. In: Vision ’96: International Conference on Low Vision Proceedings. Madrid, Spain: Organización Nacional de Ciegos Españoles, 1998; Vol. 2, 231–234.
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References/Orientation & Mobility

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References/Perception/Perceptual skills and training

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References/Professional training

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References/Psychiatric disorders/Psychological adjustment

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References/Reading

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References/Recreation

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References/Societal considerations

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References/Statistical studies

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References/Vision testing/Visual acuity

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