ACHROMATOPSIA (COLOR BLINDNESS): WHAT IT IS, HOW TO IDENTIFY IT AND WHAT TO DO - OPHTHALMOLOGY

Achromatopsia (color blindness): what it is, how to identify it and what to do



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Achromatopsia is an alteration of the retina of the eye that prevents seeing the colors, causing the person to see only black, white and gray tones and usually appears during childhood. know more