1948
DOI: 10.1136/bjo.32.11.824
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Atrophia Gyrata Choroideae Et Retinae

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“…Yet, even as late as 1949, Saebo 8 The fundus appearance in female car¬ riers is typical. Before the carrier state was recognized as such, however, it had been reported as "superficial atrophy of the cho¬ roid," "salt and pepner fundus," and "typi¬ cal or atypical retinitis pigmentosa."…”
Section: Historical Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet, even as late as 1949, Saebo 8 The fundus appearance in female car¬ riers is typical. Before the carrier state was recognized as such, however, it had been reported as "superficial atrophy of the cho¬ roid," "salt and pepner fundus," and "typi¬ cal or atypical retinitis pigmentosa."…”
Section: Historical Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Referring to the cases of SAEB6 (1948), WAARDENBURG (1961) maintained that "the author -probably erroneously-made the diagnosis of gyrate atrophy". FRANCESCI-IETTI, FRANCOIS & BABEL (1963) wondered whether the cases in question were instances of choroideremia.…”
Section: Differential Diagnosis Choroideremiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…el al., 1956], Irregular constriction [Me Guire and Me Guire, 19411 or ring sco toma [Argaharaz, 1917;Werkle, 1931;Saebö, 1948] is rare.…”
Section: Visual Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(3) There is hemeralopia and the dark adaptation curve is monophasic and high [Saebö, 1948;François et al, 1960;Kurstjens, 19651. (4) There is acquired dyschromatopsia, which may be of the red-green axis [ V er riest, 1962], (5) The electroretinogram may be nor mal in the initial stage, but afterwards it deteriorates progressively and becomes ex tinguished [Bounds, 1954;François et al, 1956;Franceschetti and Dieterle, 1957;Kurstjens, 1965;Schäfer and Tenner, 1970], It seems that the scotopic components dis appear more rapidly than the photopic com ponents [Kurstjens, 1965;Schäfer and Ten ner, 1970], (6) The electro-oculogram is also serious ly pathologic [Krill and Archer, 1971). It is mostly extinguished [Kurstjens, 1965;Schmidt and Straub, 1970).…”
Section: Visual Functionsmentioning
confidence: 99%