Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 2000;41(1):276-281.
Published online January 1, 2000.
Acquired Unilateral Night Blindness.
Hee Jong Lee, Jin Ho Seo, Han Mo Koo, Sung Kun Chung
Department of Ophthalmology, College of Medicine, The Catholic University of Korea, St.Mary's Hospital.
후천 편측 야맹증
구한모(Han Mo Koo),정성근(Sung Kun Chung),이희종(Hee Jong Lee),서진호(Jin Ho Seo)
Abstract
Night blindness is not an uncommon symptom and may occur in a wide variety of disease.However, the occurrence of acquired unilateral night blindness that has no specific clinical symptoms and signs including retinal pigment degeneration is very rare. We studied patient's family history, ocular examinations, perimetry, fluorescein angiography, electroretinogram, visual evoked potential and electrooculogram. No ocular abnormality could be found on clinical examination including fundus examnination in both eyes.Two patients had hyperfluo-rescence of optic disc in late phase of fluorescein angiography, and signifi-cantly reduced b wave and intact a wave were registered in the scotopic electroretinogram. We report 2 cases of acquired unilateral night blindness that have similar clinical findings with congenital stationary night blindness[CSNB]and melanoma-associated retinopathy[MAR].
Key Words: Acquired unilateral night blindness;Electroretinogram


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