
stray light also spreads horizontally in the retina, the size of the blind spot depends to some extent on the stray light generating properties of the disc, i.e., due to its pallor. One can argue, therefore, that any decrease of the size of the blind spot in time, or its disappearance, may be related to changes in its pallor, provided other sources generating stray light can be shown to be constant.
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