Rod a-wave as a measure of rod receptor activity: cone intrusion can influence estimated parameters

Donald C. Hood; David G. Birch; David G. Birch

doi:10.1364/OAM.1993.MSS.2

OSA Annual Meeting
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper MSS.2
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Rod a-wave as a measure of rod receptor activity: cone intrusion can influence estimated parameters

Donald C. Hood and David G. Birch

OSA Annual Meeting 1993

Toronto Canada
3–8 October 1993
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Abstract

Models from single receptor physiology^1,2 have been fitted to the leading edge of the a-wave of the human ERG.^3-9 Although the biophysical motivation behind alternative models differs, their computational forms are very similar for short times after a flash.^8,9 Here we focus on the problem of cone intrusion when fitting models to a-waves from normal subjects and patients with retinal diseases.

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