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The Focal EOG in Age-Related Macular Degeneration

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Abstract

Studies of electrooculogram testing of patients with age-related drusen and macular degeneration (aka senile macular degeneration, or SMD) have shown differing results. Of the two largest studies, one1 showed most patients with severe SMD to have low Arden ratios and most patients with drusen to have normal Arden ratios, and the other2 showed one-third of patients with drusen and SMD to have abnormal EOGs, with no correlation to severity of the clinical picture. These studies were performed using a non-ganzfeld type of stimulation. A recent study by us3 of twenty-one patients with drusen and SMD, using ganzfeld EOG testing, found that all patients had normal Arden ratios.

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