Slowing vision: Pattern Pulse MultiFocal Visual Evoked Potential (PPmfVEP) timing dilation under Isoluminant and Luminance Contrast Conditions

The pattern-pulse multifocal visual evoked potential.

PURPOSE To define the pattern-pulse multifocal visual evoked potential (PPMVEP) and determine its characteristics in a sample of normal subjects in terms of amplitude of response attainable, the variation in waveform across visual field, and distribution of potential over the scalp and to compare pattern-pulse with contrast-reversal multifocal stimuli. METHODS VEPs were obtained by concurrent...

Low-luminance contrast stimulation is optimal for early detection of glaucoma using multifocal visual evoked potentials.

PURPOSE The blue-on-yellow multifocal visual evoked potential (BonY mfVEP) stimulus is more sensitive than the conventional black-and-white pattern-reversal stimulus in identifying early glaucoma. BonY employs pattern-onset stimulation and lower luminance contrast (40%) in addition to color. This study was conducted to elucidate the mechanism responsible for the enhanced performance of the BonY...

Multifocal visual evoked potential in nonorganic visual field loss.

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the use of multifocal visual evoked potentials in the diagnosis of nonorganic visual field loss. METHODS Five patients with unexplained visual field loss underwent full neuro-ophthalmic examination, Humphrey visual field testing, and multifocal visual evoked potential testing using the Accumap objective perimeter (ObjectiVision Pty Ltd, Sydney, Australia). RESULTS In a...

Comparison of the reliability of multifocal visual evoked cortical potentials generated by pattern reversal and pattern pulse stimulation

This study compared the effectiveness of the multifocal visual evoked cortical potentials (mfVEP) elicited by pattern pulse stimulation with that of pattern reversal in producing reliable responses (signal-to-noise ratio >1.359). Participants were 14 healthy subjects. Visual stimulation was obtained using a 60-sector dartboard display consisting of 6 concentric rings presented in either pulse o...

Visual Evoked Potential Through Night Vision