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electrooculography

electrooculography Electrooculography is a biological recording of the resting electrical potential between the cornea and retina while the eyes move a set distance right and left under dark and light adaptation.

Electrooculography is a biological recording of the resting electrical potential between the cornea and retina while the eyes move a set distance right and left under dark and light adaptation. The change in this potential with light adaptation is used to assess the retinal pigment epithelium.

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