Preferred retinal locus in macular disease: characteristics and clinical implications
VC Greenstein, RAV Santos, SH Tsang, RT Smith… - Retina, 2008 - journals.lww.com
Purpose: To investigate the location and fixation stability of preferred retinal locations (PRLs)
in patients with macular disease, and the relationship among areas of abnormal fundus
autofluorescence, the PRL and visual sensitivity. Methods: Fifteen patients (15 eyes) were
studied. Seven had Stargardt disease, 1 bull's eye maculopathy, 5 age-related macular
degeneration, 1 Best disease, and 1 pattern dystrophy. All tested eyes had areas of
abnormal fundus autofluorescence. The PRL was evaluated with fundus photography and …
in patients with macular disease, and the relationship among areas of abnormal fundus
autofluorescence, the PRL and visual sensitivity. Methods: Fifteen patients (15 eyes) were
studied. Seven had Stargardt disease, 1 bull's eye maculopathy, 5 age-related macular
degeneration, 1 Best disease, and 1 pattern dystrophy. All tested eyes had areas of
abnormal fundus autofluorescence. The PRL was evaluated with fundus photography and …
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Research … Preferred retinal locus in macular disease : characteristics and clinical
implications … Retina 28 1234-1240, 2008 …
Research … Preferred retinal locus in macular disease : characteristics and clinical
implications … Retina 28 1234-1240, 2008 …