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FP531 : Advantage of being colour blind

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FP531 : Advantage of being colour blind

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Dr.Sanjoy Chowdhury, C06721

To many artists seeing grayscale is always an advantage. Aim: to analyse quality of vision in colour blind people

Main outcome measures: night vision, far vision, memory of shape.

Methods: all colour vision deficient persons attending OPD were tested for far vision, night vision and memory of shape. Hurdles in maneuvering machines including driving noted. Compared with normal controls

Results: 24 cases of color deficient people of which 6 had achromatopsia.All had better parameters compared to control.4 Acquired cases due to stroke and carbon monoxide poisoning affecting occipital cortex had colour vision defect.

Conclusion: Colour deficiency is helpful in many cases and not hampered maneuverability. Relook at statutory testing is recommended. Colour vision must be included as third parameter after visual acuity, contrast sensitivity

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