Two-color pupillometry in enhanced S-cone syndrome caused by NR2E3 mutations.
Two-color pupillometry in enhanced S-cone syndrome caused by NR2E3 mutations.
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10.1007/s10633-016-9535-0
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2016-06
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McAnany JJ
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Collison FT;Park JC;Fishman GA;Stone EM;McAnany JJ
The purpose of this study was to evaluate pupillary light reflexes (PLRs) mediated by rod, cone, and intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cell pathways as indices of outer- and inner-retinal function in patients who have enhanced S-cone syndrome (ESCS) due to NR2E3 mutations. Four patients with ESCS (ages 16-23 years) participated in the study. Subjects were tested with long- and short-wavelength single-flash full-field ERG stimuli under light adapted conditions. They were also tested with an established pupillometry protocol involving 1-second duration, long- and short-wavelength stimuli under dark- and light-adapted conditions. The PLR was measured as a function of stimulus luminance. Transient PLRs were measured under all conditions, and sustained PLRs were measured under the highest luminance dark-adapted condition. Two-color light-adapted full-field ERGs demonstrated larger amplitude responses for short-wavelength stimuli relative to long-wavelength stimuli of the same photopic luminance, with 3 of 4 ESCS patients having super-normal a-wave amplitudes to the short-wavelength stimulus. B/A wave ratios were reduced in all four cases. Transient PLRs elicited by low luminance stimuli under dark-adapted conditions (rod-mediated) were unrecordable, whereas the sustained PLRs elicited by high luminance stimuli (melanopsin-mediated) were normal. Cone-mediated PLRs were recordable for all four patients, but generally lower than normal in amplitude. However, the cone-mediated PLR was larger for the short-wavelength stimulus compared to the photopically matched long-wavelength stimulus at high luminances, a pattern that was not observed for control subjects. None of the PLR conditions demonstrated “super-normal” responses. ESCS patients appear to have generally well-preserved cone- and melanopsin-mediated PLRs, indicating intact inner-retinal function. Two-color pupillometry demonstrates greater sensitivity to short-wavelength light under higher-luminance conditions and could complement the ERG as a tool for evaluating retinal function in ESCS.
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