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  • Mini visual evoked optential in infants during their sensitive period of visual development

    Objective To observe the changes of amplitude and latency of mini visual evoked optential (mini VEP) examinations in infants at different age.Methods A total of 84 healthy infants and adults (168 eyes) were randomly selected to underwent mini VEP. According to the age, all the individuals were divided into seven groups: A, 0-3 months; B, 4-6 months; C: 7-12 months; D: 1-3 years; E: 4-6 years; F: 7-12 years; G: adults (control). There were 12 individuals (24 eyes) in each group. By using the stimulater of mini VEP, the flash VEP was performed and the changes of amplitude and latency of P100 wave were recorded and analyzed.Results The average value of amplitude in group A was(7.39plusmn;1.79)mu;V which was the lowest, and the average latency was (137.45plusmn;7.64)ms which was the largest.At the same time, the average amplitude of P100 increased from group A to E (F=359.56); the average latency decreased from Group A to D(F=326.64); the difference was significant (P<0.01). The amplitude in group E, F, and G was high and no significant difference was found (F=2.39,P>0.05);the latency in group D,E,F,and G was short with no significant difference (F=2.64,P>0.05).Conclusions With the growth of the infants' age, the amplitude of miniVEP increases and latency decreases; moreover, the latency reaches the normal adult level in advance of the amplitude of miniVEP.

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  • Analysis of the results of multifocal visual evoked potential examination in patients with anterior ischemic opticneuropathy before and after treatment

    Objective  To observe the results of multifocal visual evoked potential (mfVEP) examination in patients with anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (AION) before and ater treatment, and to probe its clinical significance. Methods A total of 90 patients (90 eyes) with AION were examined by mfVEP; the secondorder reaction of mfVEP was analyzed.The reaction was divided into upper and lower hemi field of visual field, or 1/4 quadrant visual field (superior nasal, inferior nasal, superior temporal, and inferior temporal). The sum of waves of each response was analyzed and the results in various regions were compared.The features of wave configuration was compared between the AION eyes and the contralateral eye, and between the AION eyes before and after treatment.Results The amplitude and latency of P-wave of mfVEP was 0.198plusmn;0.033 and 100.197plusmn;7.354 respectively in AION eyes before treatment, and was 0.271plusmn;0.024 and 98.567plusmn;6.794 in the contralateral eyes; the difference was significant (t=16.556,18.330; Plt;0.01). The amplitude and latency of P-wave of mfVEP was 0.229plusmn;0.016 and 100.104plusmn;10.603 respectively in AION eyes after treatment, which differed much from that before the treatment (t=13.649, 8.858; Plt;0.01) and also from that of the contralateral eyes (t=13.649,8.858;P<0.01). ConclusionsThe amplitude and latency of P-wave of mfVEP may accurately reflect the recovery of local optic nerve damage in AION eyes before and after treatment with good repeatability. AION can be used as a new method for AION diagnosis and detection of the prognosis.

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  • Comparison between four- and single-channel recording of normal multifocal visual evoked potential

    objective To observe the differences between four- and single-channel recording of normal multifocal visual evoked potential (mfVEP). Methods mfVEP of 35 health individuals (70 eyes) were detected by both four- and single-channel recording with VERIS apparatus. The root mean square (RMS) value of reactive amplitude was obtained from the results of the two kinds of recording. Each stimulated patch was analyzed to compare the variational degree of each patch between the two recording methods. Responase sasymmetry coefficient (RAC) was introduced to evaluate the symmetry property between the two eyes in an individual. Results Compared with the single-channel recording,the responses of the stimulated patches of the four- channel recording were increased statistically, with most of the patches below the horizontal meridian and some of patches in the upper field, and there was distinct symmetry property between the two eyes in the same individual recorded by four-channel recording. Conclusion The four-channel recording is better than the single one and could be clinically applied and popularized.(Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,2004,20:156-159)

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  • The effect of electrode positions on multifocal visual evoked potential

    Objective To compare the effect of electrode positions on multifocal visual evoked potential(mf-VEP). Methods Ten healthy individuals were tested with RETIscan multifocal VEP system 3.20, each individual was tested with four electrode positions: the active and reference electrode were placed 2.0 cm above and below the inion in Ch1;3.0 cm above and 4.5 cm below the inion in Ch2;2.0 cm on both right and left side of the inion in Ch3 and 4.0 cm on both right and left side of the inion in Ch4. The summed amplitudes of hemifield mf-VEP were analyzed and compared according to different electrode positions. Results The difference among summed amplitudes of the upper or lower hemifield mf-VEP recorded with Ch1、Ch2、Ch3 and Ch4 was statistically significant;and the difference between Ch2 and the other channels was statistically significant too. The difference among summed amplitudes of the horizontal sites whose amplitudes were small when recorded with Ch2 and summed amplitudes of the corresponding sites recorded with Ch3 and Ch4 were statistically significant;and the difference between Ch4 and the other channels was statistically significant too. Conclusions compared to Ch1、Ch3 and Ch4, Ch2 can make a better recording of mf-VEP. As for some sites, especially those along horizontal line, horizontal electrodes could improve the amplitudes of mf-VEP recorded with vertical electrodes,and Ch4 could do better to improve the mf-VEP recorded with Ch2 than Ch3. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,2004,20:346-348)

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  • The content of thromboxane and prostacyclin in optic nerves after forehead impact injury in rabbits

    Objective To observe the content of thromboxane (TXA2 ) and prostacyclin (PGI2) in optic nerves after forehead impact injury.Methods The right forehead zones of 32 rabbits were struck by biology impact machine. Tweenty-four rabbits that had afferent papillary defect after injury were chosen, and randomly divided into four groups: 1 day, 2, 4, and 7 days group. Right eyes were in the experimental group and left eyes were in the control group. Flash visual evoked potentials were examined before and after the traumatic injury. The rabbits ′eyes were removed, the optic nerves were pathologically examined, and the content of TXB2 and 6-Keto-PGF1αwhich were the products of TXA2 and PGI2 were assayed 1, 2, 4, and 7 days after traumatic injury respectively.Results Histopath ological examination revealed the findings of injuries of optic nerves of all the 24 rabbits. The latency of wave P1 was significantly delayed after traum atic injury (Plt;0.01), and amplitude of wave P1 was significantly decreased after traumatic injury (Plt;0.01). The content of TXB2 [(172.35±26.52) pg/mg ]and 6-Keto-PGF1α[(161.78±24.83) pg/mg]were significantly higher in the injured optic nerves than in the uninjured ones 1 day after the traumatic injury (Plt;0.01). The rate of TXB2 /6-Keto-PGF1α (1.077±0.18) was significantly increased compared to the control group (Plt;0.05), and lasted to the 7th day.Conclusions The content of TXA2 and PGI2 significantly increases and the ratio of them is lopsided after forehead impact injury in rabbits. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,2003,19:49-51)

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  • The characteristics of multifocal visual evoked potential in healthy individuals

    Objective To investigate the characteristics of multifocal visual evoked potential (mf-VEP) in healthy individuals, and provide normal reference values for its clinical application. Methods The mf-VEP of 37 healthy individuals (70 eyes) were examined by VERIS ScienceTM4.0. The visual stimulus was adart board with patterns consisted of 60 patches spanning a 25°visual field. The length of m-sequence was 214-1. The results were recorded by bipolar occipital straddle. The signal was amplified 100 K and was put through a band-pass filter between 3 and 100 Hz. The first slice of the second order kernel was analyzed by VERIS software. The summed responses of fields with different stimulus were a nalyzed and compared according to different ages, genders and eyes.Results The latencies and response densities of amplitude had statistically significant differences both in dimidiate and quartered field(Plt;0.05). The latencies in ≥50 year group were much more delayed in some sectors of the visual field than those in lt; 50 year group(Plt;0.05). The latencies of women were shorter than those of men(Plt;0.05). There was no obvious difference of latencies and response densities of amplitude in each field sectors between both eyes(Pgt;0.05). Conclusions The mf-VEP of healthy individuals can reflect the VEP at different field ocations objectively with its specific physiological characteristics, which may provide normal reference values for its clinical application.(Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,2003,19:269-332)

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  • Characteristics of the multifocal visual evoked potentials in anisometropic amblyopes

    Objective To investigate the characteristic of the multifocal visual evoked potentials(MVEP)and the visual function across the visual field in anisometropic amblyopes and isometropic amblyopes. Methods MVEP from 32 anisometropic amblyopic eyes and 31 control eyes were tested. Results In anisometropic amblyopic eyes,the latencies of MVEP were significantly prolonged.The amplitudes of MVEP were significantly attenuated in the central region of the visual field,and these phenomena gradually reduced with the increase of the eccentricity. Conclusion The visual function of anisometropic amblyopic eyes is reduced more significantly in the central region than in the peripheral region of the visual field. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,20000,16:27-29)

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  • Distribution properties of multifocal pattern visual evoked potential across visual field

    Objective To investigate the distribution properties of multifocal pattern visual evoked potential across visual field. Methods Multifocal pattern visual evoked potentials(VEP) of 14 normals were measured with VERIS ScienceTM4.0The visual stimuli were dart board 60 with patterns which consisted of 60 patches arranged in dart board configuration spanning a 26deg; vis ual field. The temporal modulation of each patch was controlled by a special type of pseudorandom sequence called binary m-sequence. The electrodes were placed at equal distances 2 cm inferior to and 2 cm superior to and straddling the inion. The first slice of the second order kernel for each stimulus patch was analysed. The 60 patches were grouped into several sectors. The summed responses of these sectors were analysed and compared. Results Compared with that of the lower hemifield , the polarity of the multifocal VEP of the upper hemifield was reverse, and the latency delayed, the response density decreased. With the eccentricity increased, the response density of the multifocal VEP decreased. The properties of the multifocal VEP of the horizontal sectors were different from that of the vertical sectors. Conclusion VEP of many locations within visual field could be recorded simultaneously in a short time with the method of mutifocal VEP. The multifocal VEP showed different properties in different sectors within visual field.  (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis, 2001,17:280-283)

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  • New application of F-VEP: monitoring the visual function during orbital surgery

    Objective To observe the functional state of the optic nerve and discover the injury of visual pathway function in time under general ane sthesia. The flash visual evoked potential (F-VEP) was used to monitor visual function during orbital surgery. Methods A total of 252 out of 282 patients undergoing orbital surgery under general anesthesia were successfully monitored by F-VEP during the surgery. All patients were monitored by this method under the following conditions:consious state before operation, under general anaesthesia, during and after dissection of orbital tumor and at the end of operation. Results ①There was no significant difference of wave amplitude and latency under general anesthesia and consciousness condition. ②The amplitude and latency of F-VEP were normal in the orbital surgery withou toptic nerve injury. ③Pulling and oppression of optic nerve could cause temporary wave loss, but the wave recovered after removal of the pull and oppression. ④ The wave loss of F-VEP would occur immedicately when optic nerve was severe injured and its blood supply was deficient. Since the application of the visual function monitoring, 24 cases were treated in time during disturbance of visual function and no patient has unexpected visual loss during orbital surgery. Conclusion The intraoperative monitoring of F-VEP during orbital surgery can decrease the proportion of permanent visual loss caused by orbit al surgery, and help the surgical procedures go to function-anatomy stage from experience-anatomy stage. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis, 2001,17:260-263)

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  • Visual electrophysiological abnormalities in patients with chronic glomerulonephritis

    purpose To study the visual electrophysiological changes in patients with chronic glomerulonephritis. Methods The visual evoked potentials(VEP) and electroretinogram(ERG) of 26 subjects with chronic glomerulonephritis in 51 eyes were recorded. Results Ours studies showed the patients with chronic glomerulonephritis had pathologic visual electrophysiologic abnormalities.The N 75 peak latency,b wave peak latency O 1 peak latency and total amplitude of OPs in chronic glomerulonephritis patients without fundus sign showed remarkable difference. Conclusion These changes suggested visual electrophysiological examination may be valuable in early diagnosis of retinal disfunction in patients with chronic glomerulonephritis. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,1998,14:162-164)

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