What a Person with AMD Sees

Joan W Miller, MD
Chief and Chair of Ophthalmology
Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary

If you had macular degeneration and you were looking at me now, you would not be able to see my face, but you'd be able to make out my arms and shoulders, and it's somewhat disconcerting for patients. [Quicktime movie, 10 seconds, 1.30 MB]

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