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Double-flash electroretinography in human eyes.

Abstract

A tri-color Ganzfeld stimulator with light-emitting diodes as light sources is used to study the suppression of the second electroretinographic response in human eyes to double-flash stimulation. The mechanism suppressing the a- and b-waves of the response to the second (test) flash has a scotopic spectral sensitivity to the first (conditioning) flash. Responses to mild test stimuli are more sensitive to suppression by a conditioning flash than responses to strong test stimuli.

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Year: 1989 PMID： 2637120 DOI： 10.1007/bf00154493

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Doc Ophthalmol ISSN： 0012-4486 Impact factor: 2.379

16 in total

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Authors: A TROELSTRA; N M SCHWEITZER
Journal: Doc Ophthalmol Date: 1964 Impact factor: 2.379

2. Phase of suppression following each retinal b-wave in flicker.

Authors: G ARDEN; R GRANIT; F PONTE
Journal: J Neurophysiol Date: 1960-05 Impact factor: 2.714

3. The recording of the electroretinogram in humans and in animals; investigation of retinal sensitivity following brief flashes of light.

Authors: I H WAGMAN; J WALDMAN; D NAIDOFF; L B FEINSCHIL; R CAHAN
Journal: Am J Ophthalmol Date: 1954-07 Impact factor: 5.258

4. A tricolor light source for stimulation and adaptation in electroretinography.

Authors: A C Kooijman; A Damhof
Journal: Doc Ophthalmol Date: 1986-07-15 Impact factor: 2.379

5. Human ERG in response to double flashes of light during the course of dark adaptation: a Fourier analysis of the oscillatory potentials.

Authors: P Algvere; S Westbeck
Journal: Vision Res Date: 1972-02 Impact factor: 1.886

3. Prolonged electro-retinal response suppression (PERRS) in patients with stationary subnormal visual acuity and photophobia.

Authors: A C Kooijman; A Houtman; A Damhof; J P van Engelen
Journal: Doc Ophthalmol Date: 1991 Impact factor: 2.379

3 in total

Double-flash electroretinography in human eyes.

1. ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SINGLE FLASH ERG AND THE ERG ELICITED BY MORE COMPLEX STIMULI.

2. Phase of suppression following each retinal b-wave in flicker.

3. The recording of the electroretinogram in humans and in animals; investigation of retinal sensitivity following brief flashes of light.

4. A tricolor light source for stimulation and adaptation in electroretinography.

5. Human ERG in response to double flashes of light during the course of dark adaptation: a Fourier analysis of the oscillatory potentials.

6. The suppression-recovery effect and visual adaptation in the cat.

7. The homogeneity of the retinal illumination is restricted by some ERG lenses.

8. ERG lens with built-in Ganzfeld light source for stimulation and adaptation.

9. Possible role of amacrine cells in the generation of the mammalian ERG b-wave.

10. Synaptic organization of the dopaminergic neurons in the retina of the cynomolgus monkey.

1. The interpretation of multifocal binary kernels.

2. Oscillatory potentials with repeated-flash electroretinography.

3. Prolonged electro-retinal response suppression (PERRS) in patients with stationary subnormal visual acuity and photophobia.