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scotopia
(redirected from Scotopic sensitivity syndrome)

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sco·to·pi·a  (sk-tp-)
n.
The ability to see in darkness or dim light; dark-adapted vision.

[Greek skotos, darkness + -opia.]

sco·topic (-tpk, -tpk) adj.

scotopia [skəˈtəʊpɪə skəʊ-]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Physiology) the ability of the eye to adjust for night vision
[New Latin, from Greek skotos darkness + -opia]
scotopic  [skəˈtɒpɪk skəʊ-] adj

scotopia
vision in dim light or darkness. Cf. photopia. — scotopic, adj.
See also: Eyes
vision in dim light or darkness. See also photopia. — scotopic, adj.
See also: Darkness


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She coined the condition Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS), which is also known as Irlen Syndrome (The Irlen Institute, n.
Irlen Syndrome, also known as Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome (SSS) is a type of visual perceptual problem.
The controversial system is purported to correct a form of dyslexia called scotopic sensitivity syndrome -- a vaguely defined syndrome that some visual specialists contend does not exist.
 
 
 
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