David A. Goss

Reliability of the response AC/A ratio determined using nearpoint autorefraction and simultaneous heterophoria measurement.

Comparisons of dynamic retinoscopy measurements with a print card, a video display terminal, and a PRIO System Tester as test targets.

Sensory, cognitive, and linguistic factors in the early academic performance of elementary school children: The Benton-IU project.

Comparison of fixation disparity curve parameters obtained with the Wesson and Saladin fixation disparity cards.

Normative data for modified Thorington phorias and prism bar vergences from the Benton-IU study.

Citation patterns in the optometric and ophthalmologic clinical binocular vision literature.

The status of the study of optometry history.

The 1921 Rochester School of Optometry yearbook.

Landmarks in the history of optometry.

Five eighteenth and nineteenth century books significant in vision science selected from the collection of the Lilly Library at Indiana University.

The refraction letter, a periodical published monthly from 1973 to 1976.

William Molyneux and the optometry content of his 1692 book Dioptrica Nova.

Rare book library catalogs with significant eye and vision content.

Johannes Amos Comenius (1592-1670) and his depiction of lenses and spectacles in the first children's picture book.

Literature and information in vision care and vision science.

George Adams Junior and his 1789 book An essay on vision.

Robert M. Lockwood and George A. Rogers, Early Twentieth Century Optometry Authors.

Benjamin Martin (1704-1782) and his writings on the eye and eyeglasses.

Ray Morse Peckham (1876-1944) and his optometric writings.

Novel methods for quantifying neurophysiologic properties of the human lumbar paraspinal muscles.

Comparison of near fusional vergence ranges with rotary prisms and with prism bars.

Christian Henry Brown (1857-1933) and the Philadelphia Optical College.

One hundred years ago: Start of the Optometry School at Columbia University.

Neurophysiologic effects of spinal manipulation in patients with chronic low back pain.

E. Leroy Ryer (1880-1972) and Elmer E. Hotaling (1887-1950), optometric leaders and authors, and partners in optometry practice.

William Bohne (1827-1906), author of handbook for opticians, first textbook by an American optometrist.

Some doctors of medicine who published optometry books and played significant roles in early twentieth century optometric education.

Non-thrust manual therapy reduces erector spinae short-latency stretch reflex asymmetries in patients with chronic low back pain.