Journal of glaucoma · 2007
Atypical retinitis pigmentosa masquerading as primary open angle glaucoma.
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Lin Jen-Chieh, Vander James F, Martin Melanie, Katz L Jay
Аннотация
PURPOSE: This study was conducted to describe a case of atypical retinitis pigmentosa initially diagnosed with primary open angle glaucoma.
METHODS: Complete ophthalmologic examination, visual field examination, electroretinogram, and Heidelberg Retinal Tomograph were performed.
RESULTS: Visual field examination showed arcuate defects extending to large temporal defects OU. Electroretinogram showed significant abnormalities with reduced b wave amplitudes and prolonged implicit times. Heidelberg Retinal Tomograph revealed a small central cup with no neuroretinal rim thinning or nerve fiber layer dropout OU.
CONCLUSIONS: The present report suggests that visual field defects atypical for glaucoma should be carefully scrutinized for other etiologies.
METHODS: Complete ophthalmologic examination, visual field examination, electroretinogram, and Heidelberg Retinal Tomograph were performed.
RESULTS: Visual field examination showed arcuate defects extending to large temporal defects OU. Electroretinogram showed significant abnormalities with reduced b wave amplitudes and prolonged implicit times. Heidelberg Retinal Tomograph revealed a small central cup with no neuroretinal rim thinning or nerve fiber layer dropout OU.
CONCLUSIONS: The present report suggests that visual field defects atypical for glaucoma should be carefully scrutinized for other etiologies.