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A new wave (2nd c-wave) on corneoretinal potential
Experientia
|May 15, 1976
Abstract:
The 2nd c-wave is a new wave of corneoretinal potential which is an on-response with a long latency (65-98 sec), and appears following the end of the c-wave of ERG. It suggested that the 2nd c-wave is based on the tail of the late receptor potential of the retina.
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