PURPOSE The b-wave of the human photopic electroretinogram (ERG) elicited by a short-flash increases in amplitude with increasing stimulus intensities at lower stimulus levels, but then decreases at higher stimulus intensities. The purpose of the present study was to explore this phenomenon in more detail, using short- and long-flash stimuli. METHODS The intensity-response functions of the b-...

Purpose: to report a case of Siderosis Bulbi that attained a good postoperative visual outcome despite of non-recordable Electroretinogram.

The parallel processing of information forms an important organisational principle of the primate visual system. Here we describe experiments which use a novel chromatic–achromatic temporal compound stimulus to simultaneously identify colour and luminance specific signals in the human electroretinogram (ERG). Luminance and chromatic components are separated in the stimulus; the luminance modula...

In response to progressively brighter flashes, the amplitude of the photopic b-wave of the human electroretinogram (ERG) first increases, then saturates at a maximal value (V(max)) to finally decrease with the brightest flashes. The purpose of this study was to investigate if this "photopic hill" could be modulated with the use of stimuli of different wavelengths. ERGs were evoked to flashes of...

PURPOSE To investigate changes in multifocal electroretinography (mfERG) parameters associated with high dose chloroquine therapy for treatment of malaria in the Amazonia region of Brazil. METHODS Forty-eight subjects who had received chloroquine treatment for single or multiple malaria infections with a cumulative dose ranging from 1,050 to 27,000mg were included. The control group consisted...