Physiological basis and clinical application of pattern electroretinogram.
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Visual evoked cortical potential (VECP) to non-structured, brightness (luminance) stimuli do not provide an appropriate means for assessing the degree of impaired central vision. In comparison, visually evoked cortical potentials to structured (patterned) stimuli presented by pattern reversal of equal mean luminance are highly susceptible to visual changes caused by reduced central vision. Employing different check sizes, the use of checkerboard pattern reversal VECPs permits, independently of the patient, to assess the impairment of central vision.