The symptomatic Pulfrich phenomenon can be successfully managed with a coloured lens in front of the good eye-a long-term follow-up study.

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G Heron,K J Thompson,G N Dutton,G Heron,K J Thompson,G N Dutton,

PurposeMany visual symptoms originating from a spontaneous Pulfrich phenomenon can be alleviated by the provision of a tinted lens worn in front of the least affected eye. Here, we report on the long-term outcome of four patients who have been provided with a uniocular tinted spectacle or contact lens.MethodsThe case notes of four cases were reviewed. The review period was at least 5 years in all four cases.ResultsIn all cases, visual symptoms and perceptual difficulties occurring from the spontaneous Pulfrich effect were completely eliminated over a period of many years. In one case, the relief has been sustained over a 20-year period.ConclusionsA uniocular tinted lens, or contact lens, provides immediate and lasting relief from the visual difficulties caused by the visual delay underlying the spontaneous Pulfrich effect.Eye (2007) 21, 1469-1472; doi:10.1038/sj.eye.6702459; published online 9 June 2006.

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Journal: Eye (London, England)

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