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When a patient enters a dim room, their scotopic vision becomes most keen. Scotopic vision is facilitated by rod cells in the retina, which are highly sensitive to low light levels and enable night vision. In low-light conditions, these rod cells help individuals see shapes and movement, although color perception is limited. This adaptation allows for better visibility in dark environments.

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