Acta ophthalmologica Scandinavica · 1996
Full-field electroretinograms in individuals with the Laurence-Mood-Bardet-Biedl syndrome.
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Riise R, Andréasson S, Tornqvist K
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PURPOSE: To evaluate rod and cone function in individuals with the Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl syndrome.
METHODS: We obtained a full-field electroretinograms in 36 patients. If responses less than 10 microV were recorded with single white flashes a special techniques with narrow band filter and computer averaging was used.
RESULTS: No rod responses to dim blue light could be obtained in any of the patients. Residual cone flicker responses were measurable in 28 of the individuals. Those with amplitudes < 0.05 microV were significantly older than those with amplitudes > 1.00 microV. The ERG pattern was consistent within affected pairs of siblings in 8 families.
CONCLUSION: The retinal dystrophy in Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl syndrome is primarily a rod-cone dystrophy, but even cone flicker amplitudes are severely reduced with further progression with age. There is no intrafamilial variability of the electroretinograms in affected siblings.
METHODS: We obtained a full-field electroretinograms in 36 patients. If responses less than 10 microV were recorded with single white flashes a special techniques with narrow band filter and computer averaging was used.
RESULTS: No rod responses to dim blue light could be obtained in any of the patients. Residual cone flicker responses were measurable in 28 of the individuals. Those with amplitudes < 0.05 microV were significantly older than those with amplitudes > 1.00 microV. The ERG pattern was consistent within affected pairs of siblings in 8 families.
CONCLUSION: The retinal dystrophy in Laurence-Moon-Bardet-Biedl syndrome is primarily a rod-cone dystrophy, but even cone flicker amplitudes are severely reduced with further progression with age. There is no intrafamilial variability of the electroretinograms in affected siblings.