Slow Potentials and Microprocessor Applications: Proceedings of the 20th ISCEV Symposium Iowa City, Iowa, U.S.A., October 25–28, 1982

Front Matter....Pages I-XV
The Cellular Origin of the Light Peak....Pages 1-11
The Cellular Origin of the Fast Oscillation....Pages 13-20
Variations of c-Wave Amplitude in the Cat Eye....Pages 21-28
Hyperosmolarity-Induced Changes in the Transepithelial Potential of the Human and Frog Retinae....Pages 29-33
EOG and Experimental Optic Nerve Transection....Pages 35-40
Light Modulation of the Standing Potential in the Perfused Mammalian Eye: Characteristics and Responses to Acidosis....Pages 41-49
Changes in the Electroretinogram of Albino Rabbits after Intravitreal Injection of DL-α-Aminodipic Acid....Pages 51-56
The Canine c-Wave: Breed and Anesthetic-Dependent Variations....Pages 57-64
Electroretinogram Below b-Wave Threshold in the Cat: Studies of Retinal Development and Retinal Degeneration....Pages 65-72
Origin of the Fast Oscillation in the Macaque....Pages 73-73
Increment Threshold Function of the Light-Induced Slow Oscillation of the EOG....Pages 75-80
Corneoretinal Potentials in Human Infants....Pages 81-86
EOG Driven by the Contralateral Reading Eye....Pages 87-91
The Electrooculogram in ‘Vitelliform’ Macular Lesions....Pages 93-103
EOG Changes in Dominantly Inherited Drusen (Malattia Leventinese)....Pages 105-113
EOG Application for Stargardt’S Disease and X-Linked Juvenile Retinoschisis....Pages 115-120
Hydroxychloroquine and Retinal Toxicity....Pages 121-126
EOG Changes Due to Spontaneous Macular Pucker....Pages 127-130
The Fast Oscillation of the Electro-Oculogram, Amplitudes and Latencies in the Course of the Slow Oscillation....Pages 131-135
The Fast Oscillation of the Electro-Oculogram in Sectorial Retinitis Pigmentosa....Pages 137-141
Changes of the Fast Oscillations in Diabetic Retinopathy and Use of a New Computerized EOG Device....Pages 143-150
Variability of the Human C-Wave....Pages 151-157
What Does the c-Wave Tell Us in Retinal Diseases?....Pages 159-167
ERG c-Wave at the Early Stage of Diabetic Retinopathy....Pages 169-174
The EOG and the ERG in the Aortic Arch Syndrome....Pages 175-179
Slow Retinal Potentials Evoked by Patterned Stimuli....Pages 181-187
Data to the Electro-Oculography of Retrolental Fibroplasia....Pages 189-189
The Long-Term Observation of the ERG c-Wave and EOG in Cases of Postoperative Retinal Detachment....Pages 191-191
Interactive Computer Program for Clinical Electrophysiology....Pages 193-197
Use of Microcomputers to Acquire Electrophysiological Data: Description of A Commercially Available System in Operation....Pages 199-207
Implementation of a Portable Pattern Stimulator and VEP/ERG Recording System Based on an Apple Microcomputer....Pages 209-216
Microcomputer Presentation of Patterned Stimuli for Visual Electrophysiology....Pages 217-224
Microcomputer Technique for Identification of Electrical Biopotentials Transmitted along the Optical Pathways....Pages 225-230
Computer-Assisted Analysis of Clinical Electroretinographic Intensity-Response Functions....Pages 231-239
Dynamic Random-Element Stereograms: A Microprocessor Application....Pages 241-245
Digital vs Analog Filtering of Electrophysiological Data Utilizing Microprocessors....Pages 247-252
A Microprocessor-Aided Trichromatic Illuminometer Based on General Principles of Retinal Circuitry....Pages 253-253
The Distinction between Luminance and Spatial Contrast Components in the Pattern ERG....Pages 255-264
Human Pattern Evoked Retinal Response (PERR): Spatial Tuning and Development....Pages 265-271
Pattern Reversal Electroretinograms in Squint Amblyopia, Artificial Anisometropia and Simulated Eccentric Fixation....Pages 273-278
Pattern-Reversal Electroretinograms in Unilateral Glaucoma....Pages 279-285
Retrolental Fibroplasia and ERG....Pages 287-291
On the Recovery of the Electroretinogram of Intravitreal Iron Particles....Pages 293-299
Electrophysiological and Clinical Findings after Acute Chloroquine Poisoning....Pages 301-307
Synchronization of ERG Signs of Retinal Ischemia....Pages 309-315
The Action of Opiates on the Oscillatory Potentials of the Electroretinogram (Erg)....Pages 317-323
ERG ‘C’-Wave as Elicited Using Fast Random Stimuli....Pages 325-332
Fast Random and Slow Regular Stimulus ERG’s in Rabbits after Dilatation with Cyclogel and after Sodium Iodate Injection: A Preliminary Study....Pages 333-342
A New Disposable ERG Electrode Utilizing a Hydrophilic Soft Contact Lens with High Water Content....Pages 343-343
The Erg in Retinitis Pigmentosa....Pages 345-345
Alterations in the Photopic ERG and Optic Atrophy/Dysplasia in Congenital Stationary Nightblindness....Pages 347-347
Supernormal Scotopic ERG in Macular Dystrophy....Pages 349-349
ERG Amplitude and Latency Changes During Early Diabetes Mellitus in Rats....Pages 351-351
Luminance Effects on Latency and Topography of Average Pattern-Evoked Potentials....Pages 353-360
Oculomotor Behavior in Human Albinos....Pages 361-372
Pattern VECP Topography to Right and Left Half Field....Pages 373-381
Vector Analysis of Pattern VEP of Patients with Hemianopia....Pages 383-390
Early/Late Component Ratio in Pattern-Reversal VEP: Normative Data and Clinical Applications....Pages 391-400
Cortical vs Sub-Cortical Components of the Pattern VEP....Pages 401-408
Studies on Visual Learning Gain by Means of VEP’s....Pages 409-415
Pattern Evoked Potential Latency as Indicator of Early and Delayed CNS Changes Due to Antileukemia Treatment in Children....Pages 417-423
Clinical Application of Hypnotic-Influenced VEP....Pages 425-432
Complex Structured Stimuli for VECP....Pages 433-433
Asymmetries of VECP Scalp Distribution Evoked by Nasal and Temporal Hemiretinal Stimulation in Esotropic Patients....Pages 435-435
The Visual Electrically Evoked Potential (VEEP): Steady State Responses....Pages 437-437
Notes on Fourier Methods in Vision Research....Pages 439-452
An Electronically-Induced Pulfrich Illusion as a Quantitative Measure of Visual Delay and Stereopsis....Pages 453-461
Eye Tracking Performance and Attention in Psychotic Patients....Pages 463-470
Chromatic Stimulation in Partial Achromatopsia....Pages 471-471
Back Matter....Pages 473-502