XIth I.S.C.E.R.G. Symposium

Gösta Karpe.- The concept ‘Receptive field’.- The rod outer segment, its pathology and clinical implications.- On cone dysfunctions.- Electroretinography of cone dysfunction with monochromatic light.- ERG recovery in rod-and cone dysfunction.- Differentiation of cone and rod responses in the human ERG by means of colour frequency characteristics.- Cone dark adaptation: Comparison of psychophysics and vector-retinography.- Analysis and synthesis of the scotopic ERG (rabbit).- The functional examination of the human photopic visual system with the aid of psychophysical flicker thresholds and ERG flicker responses.- Progressive generalized cone dysfunction.- Absent cone function (a survey of clinical cases).- Cone dystrophy with dominant inheritance. Part I: Clinical case histories.- Cone dystrophy with dominant inheritance. Part II: Special color vision tests.- On progressive cone dystrophy.- Monochromatic ERGs in a case of progressive cone dystrophy.- Halothane retards dark adaptation.- Electrophysiological tests in congenital stationary night-blindness with regard to the different types of inheritance.- Electro-ophthalmology of a family with X-Chromosomal recessive nyctalopia and myopia.- Psychophysical and VECP examination of a rod monochromat and a cone monochromat.- Achromatopsia with myopia in a genetic isolate.- Visual pigment kinetics and adaptation in Fundus Albipunctatus.- Effects of duration and intensity of illumination on the light induced change in the amplitude of the human electro-oculogram.- The steady state in EOG.- The foveal electro-oculogram.- A new method for d.c. registration of the human ERG at low and conventional stimulus intensities.- The electroretinogram — a reinterpretation of its basic components.- An unusual case of recurrenthypokalemia followed electroretinographically.- Cortical evoked responses from stimulation of various regions of the visual field.- Contribution of the central and the peripheral part of the retina to the VECP under photopic conditions.- Stimulus and visually evoked potential.- Visually evoked potential methods with clinical applications.- Luminance and color components in the VER.- Colour vision in Rhesus monkey, studied with subdurally implanted cortical electrodes.- Responses to spectral light stimuli recorded in tectum opticum of the frog.- Study of clinical interest of the visual evoked responses obtained by focal stimulation following the eye movements.- Contribution to objective perimetry by means of the VER.- A stimulator for electroretinotopography.- The human visual evoked response: interest and limits of its study in clinical practice.- The AVER in ophthalmology.- Pattern stimuli for clinical ERG.- Interest of monopolar leads in visual evoked responses of lateral homonymous hemianopsia.- Mean visual evoked potentials in hemianopsia.- A quantitative evaluation of the VECP in optic neuritis.- VECPs in patients with glaucoma.- ERGs and noise: detection probability, time and amplitude errors.- Coupled electrophysiological and colour fluorographic studies as a part of the anatomical diagnosis of retinopathies.- Examination under general anaesthesia of children with defective vision (1969–1972).- Complexity of PIII as manifested by light adaptation.- Mechanism of action of ?-hydroxylhexylpyridone-2 on the ERG.- ERG and diagnosis of encephalic death. Clinical findings and experimental data.- O2 dependence of the b-wave in the isolated perfused mammalian eye.- The fast ocular dipole oscillation.- A first electrical analog model of the ODM-oscillations.- SlowOcular Dipole Moment (ODM) Variation — a damped oscillation.- Thresholds of the oscillatory potentials in mice.- Thresholds of the oscillatory potentials of the human ERG.- The electroretinogram of albino and pigmented rabbits.- Retinal input and early development of the visual system.- ERG changes in the chicken reared in continuous illumination possible involvement of taurine.- The automated electrooculogram and its clinical uses.- Unilateral Retinopathia pigmentosa. Case report and histological findings.