Need for bilateral electroretinography in unilateral trauma
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Ophthalmic Surgery
|November 1, 1979
Abstract:
Electroretinography revealed unsuspected night blindness in a patient who had suffered unilateral trauma. This case illustrates the importance of testing both eyes, even when one appears normal.
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