PMC3770715_01
Fundus photographs (Fundi) and FA.. Abbreviations: OD, oculus dexter; OS, oculus sinister; FA, fluorescein fundus angiograms.
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No macular degeneration was seen in either eye (Figure 1).
Results of Goldmann kinetic perimetry.. Abbreviations: L, left; R, right.
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Goldmann kinetic perimetry revealed a central scotoma in the left eye and a mild constriction of the visual fields in both eyes (Figure 2).
Results of Goldmann-Weekers dark adaptometry.. Note: The thin line indicates the average +- standard deviation isopter of normal controls.
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Goldmann-Weekers dark adaptometry showed a slight elevation of the light threshold in both eyes (Figure 3).
International Society for Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision-standard ERGs.. Note: The responses from both eyes are superimposed.. Abbreviation: ERG, electroretinography.
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The photopic single-flash and 30 Hz flicker ERGs were nonrecordable in both eyes (Figure 4).
Multifocal ERGs.. Note: Responses were contaminated with much noise which was caused by photophobia.. Abbreviations: OS, oculus sinister; OD, oculus dexter; ERG, electroretinography.
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The mfERGs were nonrecordable in the right eye and reduced in the central and midperipheral areas of the left eye (Figure 5).
Results of optical coherence tomography.. Note: The photoreceptor inner segment/outer segment junction line is indistinct in the macular area.. Abbreviations: OD, oculus dexter; OS, oculus sinister; CRD, cone-rod dystrophy; MD, macular degeneration.
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OCT showed similar findings to her elder brother in the macular area (Figure 6). Thus, the outer nuclear layer was thin, especially in the parafoveal region of both eyes (Figure 6).
PMC3770715_02
Fundus photographs (Fundi) and FA.. Abbreviations: OD, oculus dexter; OS, oculus sinister; FA, fluorescein fundus angiograms.
opth-7-1703Fig1.jpg
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f1-opth-7-1703
No macular degeneration was seen in either eye (Figure 1).
Results of Goldmann kinetic perimetry.. Abbreviations: L, left; R, right.
opth-7-1703Fig2.jpg
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f2-opth-7-1703
Goldmann kinetic perimetry revealed a central scotoma in the left eye and a mild constriction of the visual fields in both eyes (Figure 2).
Results of Goldmann-Weekers dark adaptometry.. Note: The thin line indicates the average +- standard deviation isopter of normal controls.
opth-7-1703Fig3.jpg
PMC3770715_02_opth-7-1703Fig3.jpg
f3-opth-7-1703
Goldmann-Weekers dark adaptometry showed a slight elevation of the light threshold in both eyes (Figure 3).
International Society for Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision-standard ERGs.. Note: The responses from both eyes are superimposed.. Abbreviation: ERG, electroretinography.
opth-7-1703Fig4.jpg
PMC3770715_02_opth-7-1703Fig4.jpg
f4-opth-7-1703
The photopic single-flash and 30 Hz flicker ERGs were nonrecordable in both eyes (Figure 4).
Multifocal ERGs.. Note: Responses were contaminated with much noise which was caused by photophobia.. Abbreviations: OS, oculus sinister; OD, oculus dexter; ERG, electroretinography.
opth-7-1703Fig5.jpg
PMC3770715_02_opth-7-1703Fig5.jpg
f5-opth-7-1703
The mfERGs were nonrecordable in the right eye and reduced in the central and midperipheral areas of the left eye (Figure 5).
Results of optical coherence tomography.. Note: The photoreceptor inner segment/outer segment junction line is indistinct in the macular area.. Abbreviations: OD, oculus dexter; OS, oculus sinister; CRD, cone-rod dystrophy; MD, macular degeneration.
opth-7-1703Fig6.jpg
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OCT showed similar findings to her elder brother in the macular area (Figure 6). Thus, the outer nuclear layer was thin, especially in the parafoveal region of both eyes (Figure 6).