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visual acuity

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visual acuity [′vizh·ə·wəl ə′kyü·əd·ē]
(physiology)
The ability to see fine details of an object; specifically, the ability to see an object whose angle subtended at the eye is 1 minute of arc.

visual acuity
A measure of the ability to distinguish fine details; the reciprocal of the angular size of critical detail which is just large enough to be seen.


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A literature review also showed that people with Trisomy 21 have a high risk of ocular disorders (Down's Syndrome Medical Interest Group, 2005) and that the prevalence of individuals with a visual acuity of less than 20/40 (0.
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