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The Hunterian lectures on colour-vision and colour-blindness

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These lectures present a physiological account of human colour vision and its disorders, beginning with retinal anatomy and the role of visual purple in rods and cones to convert light into neural impulses. The author outlines a retino-cerebral framework in which photochemical changes produce impulses whose character varies with wavelength, and argues that deficiencies in the colour-perceiving apparatus produce forms of colour-blindness ranging from dichromacy to reduced trichromacy. The text surveys entoptic phenomena, visual acuity and the evolution of the colour sense, then offers practical guidance for detecting colour-vision defects, describing test principles and instruments such as lantern and plate tests.

The Edridge-Green
Colour Perception Lantern

The Edridge-Green
Classification Test

The Edridge-Green
Pocket Test

and other

Optical and
Scientific Instruments

THE ABOVE COLOUR TESTS ARE CERTIFIED
BY PROF. F. W. EDRIDGE-GREEN

9 Vere Street,
Cavendish Square,
London, W.

Telephone: 447 Mayfair.

FOOTNOTES:

1 Journal of Physiology, vol. xli, p. 274.

2 Transactions of the Ophthalmological Society, 1902, p. 300.

3 Journal of Physiology, vol. xli, p. 269.

4 British Medical Journal, 1910, p. 556.

5 Journal of Physiology, vol. xli, p. 226.

6 Nagel. Physiol. des Menschen, vol. iii, p. 107.

7 “Colour Blindness and Colour Perception,” International Scientific Series, p. 196.

8 Proceedings of the Royal Society, vol. B 82, 1910, p. 458.

9 Proceedings of the Royal Society, vol. B 76, 1905.

10 Transactions of the Ophthalmological Society, 1907, p. 255. Proceedings of the Royal Society, vol. B 82, 1910.

11 Made by Reiner and Keeler, 9, Vere Street, W.; and Meyrowitz, 1a, Old Bond Street, W.

12 International Scientific Series. Kegan Paul & Co., 1909.

13 Made by A. Hilger, 75a, Camden Road, London, N.W.