The Teller Acuity Test, also known as the preferential-looking test, is an exam carried out to assess, objectively and quantitatively, the visual acuity of patients, mainly children, who are unable to collaborate in subjective visual tests because they cannot yet speak or have psychomotor difficulties impeding them from doing so.
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Cardiff Acuity test The test is based on the principle of vanishing optotypes and is a set of six cards with six easily recognizable shapes
