Funduscopic morphology of the light- and dark-adapted eye of the toadfish (Opsanus tau) in vivo
Funduscopic morphology of the light- and dark-adapted eye of the toadfish (Opsanus tau) in vivo
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蟾蜍 (Opsanus tau) 体内光适应和暗适应眼睛的眼底镜形态
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1991
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S. Zigman
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D. Grover;S. Zigman
Intraocular funduscopy and photography permitted serial examination and documentation of time-related changes in the living toadfish (Opsanus tau) eye as it went from the dark-adapted to the light-adapted state. In the present study, the fully dark-adapted eye showed virtually no choroidal, pigment epithelial, or retinal vascular detail. The optic nerve was chalky white with indistinct borders. Grayish brown to chalky white retinal streaks radiated from the optic nerve into the periphery. As light adaptation began, the retinal streaks faded, with the retinal vasculature and the underlying choroidal and pigment epithelial detail becoming more discernible. Once the eye became fully light adapted, the typical geographic orange and black mottled appearance of the underlying pigment epithelium and choroid was visible, and the optic nerve head developed a pink hue with a distinct border. Even in the fully light-adapted eye, a vague radiation of lines could be seen extending from the optic nerve. This was superi...