Vitamin A Supplementation Improves Retinal Function in Infants at Risk of Retinopathy of Prematurity von Mactier, Helen, MD, McCulloch, Daphne L., PhD, Hamilton, Ruth, PhD, Galloway, Peter, MB, ChB, Bradnam, Michael S., PhD, Young, David, PhD, Lavy, Timothy, MBBS, Farrell, Lesley, MSc, Weaver, Lawrence T., MD

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Maturation of Rod Function in Preterm Infants with and without Retinopathy of Prematurity von Hamilton, Ruth, PhD, Bradnam, Michael S., PhD, Dudgeon, John, MBchB, Mactier, Helen, MD

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Neonatal visual evoked potentials in infants born to mothers prescribed methadone von McGlone, Laura, Hamilton, Ruth, McCulloch, Daphne L, Boulton, Richard, Bradnam, Michael S, Weaver, Lawrence T, Mactier, Helen

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Dark-adapted oscillatory potentials in preterm infants with and without retinopathy of prematurity von Mactier, Helen, Bradnam, Michael S., Hamilton, Ruth

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Real-Time Rapid Acuity Assessment Using VEPs: Development and Validation of the Step VEP Technique von Mackay, Alison M, Bradnam, Michael S, Hamilton, Ruth, Elliot, Alex T, Dutton, Gordon N

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Sensitivity and specificity of the step VEP in suspected functional visual acuity loss von Hamilton, Ruth, Bradnam, Michael S., Dutton, Gordon N., Lai Chooi Yan, Anna L., Lavy, Tim E., Livingstone, I., Mackay, Alison M., Mackinnon, Jane R.

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Rapid detection of threshold VEPs von Mackay, Alison M., Bradnam, Michael S., Hamilton, Ruth

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Development of the electroretinogram between 30 and 50 weeks after conception von Hamilton, Ruth, Dudgeon, John, Bradnam, Michael S., Mactier, Helen

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Ophthalmic, clinical and visual electrophysiological findings in children born to mothers prescribed substitute methadone in pregnancy von Hamilton, R, McGlone, L, MacKinnon, J R, Russell, H C, Bradnam, M S, Mactier, H

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Faster and more sensitive VEP recording in children von Mackay, Alison M, Hamilton, Ruth, Bradnam, Michael S

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Contact lens electroretinography in preterm infants from 32 weeks after conception: a development in current methodology von Mactier, Helen, Hamilton, Ruth, Bradnam, Michael S, Turner, Thomas L, Dudgeon, John

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Effects of daily high-intensity exercise on myocardial perfusion in angina pectoris von Todd, Iain C., Bradnam, Michael S., Cooke, Michael B.D., Ballantyne, David

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A personal computer-based visual evoked potential stimulus and recording system von Bradnam, M S, Evans, A L, Montgomery, D M, Keating, D, Damato, B E, Cluckie, A, Allan, D

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Habituation-like Effects Cause a Significant Decrease in Response in MRI Neuroactivation During Visual Stimulation von CONDON, BARRIE, MCFADZEAN, ROBERT, HADLEY, DONALD M, BRADNAM, MICHAEL S, SHAHANI, UMA

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Objective detection of hemifield and quadrantic field defects by visual evoked cortical potentials von Bradnam, M S, Montgomery, D M, Evans, A L, Keating, D, McClure, E A, Damato, B E, McFadzean, R

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Habituation-like effects cause a significant decrease in response in MRI neuroactivation during visual stimulation von Condon, Barrie, McFadzean, Robert, Hadley, Donald M., Bradnam, Michael S., Shahani, Uma

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Quantitative Assessment of the Blue-light Hazard during Indirect Ophthalmoscopy and the Increase in the “Safe” Operating Period Achieved Using a Yellow Lens von Bradnam, Michael S., Montgomery, Donald M.I., Moseley, Harry, Dutton, Gordon N.

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The effect of motion on pattern-onset visual evoked potentials in adults and children von MACKIE, R. T, MCCULLOCH, D. L, BRADNAM, M. S, GLEGG, M, EVANS, A. L

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Comparative analysis of tandem repeats from hundreds of species reveals unique insights into centromere evolution von Melters, Daniël P, Bradnam, Keith R, Young, Hugh A, Telis, Natalie, May, Michael R, Ruby, J Graham, Sebra, Robert, Peluso, Paul, Eid, John, Rank, David, Garcia, José Fernando, DeRisi, Joseph L, Smith, Timothy, Tobias, Christian, Ross-Ibarra, Jeffrey, Korf, Ian, Chan, Simon WL

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Can Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation Enhance Poststroke Motor Recovery? Development of a Theoretical Patient-Tailored Model von Hordacre, Brenton, McCambridge, Alana B, Ridding, Michael C, Bradnam, Lynley V

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