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• 1984, Krause K, Cremer-Bartels G, Kuchle HJ, Weitkamper U
  Der Einfluß schwacher Magnetfeldvariationen auf die menschliche Dämmerungssehschärfe [med./bio.]
  Fortschr Ophthalmol 81 (2): 183-185
• 1983, Raybourn MS
  The effects of direct-current magnetic fields on turtle retinas in vitro [med./bio.]
  Science 220 (4598): 715-717
• 1983, Gabriel C, Sheppard RJ, Grant EH
  Dielectric properties of ocular tissues at 37 degrees C [tech./dosim.]
  Phys Med Biol 28 (1): 43-49
• 1983, Kato S, Saito M, Tanino T
  Response of the visual system evoked by an alternating current [med./bio.]
  Med Biol Eng Comput 21 (1): 47-50
• 1983, Cremer-Bartels G, Krause K, Kuchle HJ
  Influence of low magnetic-field-strength variations on the retina and pineal gland of quail and humans [med./bio.]
  Graefes Arch Clin Exp Ophthalmol 220 (5): 248-252
• 1981, Lovsund P, Nilsson SE, Oberg PA
  Influence on frog retina of alternating magnetic fields with special reference to ganglion cell activity [med./bio.]
  Med Biol Eng Comput 19 (6): 679-685
• 1981, Cope FW
  On the relativity and uncertainty of electromagnetic energy measurement at a superconductive boundary. Application to perception of weak magnetic fields by living systems [tech./dosim.]
  Physiol Chem Phys 13 (3): 231-239
• 1980, Bienfang DC, Zakov ZN, Albert DM
  [Details] Severe electrical burn of the eye [Stromunfall]
  Albrecht Von Graefes Arch Klin Exp Ophthalmol 214 (3): 147-153
• 1979, Lövsund P, Öberg PÅ, Nilsson SEG
  A method for the study of retinal ganglion cell activity induced by ELF magnetic fields [med./bio.]
  Radio Sci 14 (6) Suppl: 125 - 126
• 1979, Silverman C
  Epidemiologic approach to the study of microwave effects [Grundlagen]
  Bull N Y Acad Med 55 (11): 1166-1181
• 1979, Paulsson LE, Hamnerius Y, Hansson HA, Sjostrand J
  [Details] Retinal damage experimentally induced by microwave radiation at 55 mW/cm2 [med./bio.]
  Acta Ophthalmol 57 (2): 183-197
• 1979, Albert EN
  [Details] Reversibility of microwave-induced blood-brain-barrier permeability [med./bio.]
  Radio Sci 14 (6) Suppl: 323-327
• 1979, Lovsund P, Oberg PA, Nilsson SE
  Influence on vision of extremely low frequence electromagnetic fields. Industrial measurements, magnetophosphene studies volunteers and intraretinal studies in animals [med./bio.]
  Acta Ophthalmol 57 (5): 812-821
• 1977, Hathaway JA, Stern N, Soles EM, Leighton E
  Ocular medical surveillance on microwave and laser workers [epidem.]
  J Occup Med 19 (10): 683-688
• 1975, Taflove A, Brodwin ME
  Computation of the Electromagnetic Fields and Induced Temperatures Within a Model of the Microwave-Irradiated Human Eye [tech./dosim.]
  IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 23 (11): 888-896
• 1975, Guy AW, Lin JC, Kramar PO, Emery AF
  [Details] Effect of 2450-MHz radiation on the rabbit eye [med./bio.]
  IEEE Trans Microw Theory Tech 23 (6): 492-498
• 1973, Aurell E, Tengroth B
  Lenticular and retinal changes secondary to microwave exposure [med./bio.]
  Acta Ophthalmol 51 (6): 764-771
• 1973, Meier-Koll A
  [Electric stimulation of the retina in ophtalmologic differential diagnosis] [med./bio.]
  Biomed Tech 18 (3): 92-97
• 1971, Hong FT, Mauzerall D, Mauro A
  Magnetic anisotropy and the orientation of retinal rods in a homogeneous magnetic field [tech./dosim.]
  Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 68 (6): 1283-1285
• 1969, von Bahr G
  Electrical injuries [Grundlagen]
  Ophthalmologica 1 (1): 109-117
• 1968, Meier A
  [Subjective light patterns (phosphenes) caused by the laterale inhibition of cones in the human retina] [med./bio.]
  Z angew Phys 25 (1): 2-6
• 1968, Potts AM, Inoue J, Buffum D
  The electrically evoked response of the visual system (EER) [med./bio.]
  Invest Ophthalmol 7 (3): 269-278
• 1965, Dias JF
  Eye Disease from Natural and Man-made Radiation [Grundlagen]
  J Int Coll Surg 43: 505-513
• 1955, Knoll M
  [Stimulation of geometric figures and other subjective light patterns by electric fields] [med./bio.]
  Schweiz Z Psychol Anwend 17: 110-126
• 1955, Brindley GS
  The site of electrical excitation of the human eye [med./bio.]
  J Physiol 127 (1): 189-200