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Topographical distribution of electroretinographic potentials monitored by skin-electrodes
Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus
|July 1, 1983
Abstract:
Electroretinographic recordings were made from 20 different skin points by skin-electrodes when the eye was fixed in a straight forward, lateral and nasal gaze. Three dimensional distributions of the percent amplitude of the b-wave were made using a microcomputer. The best recordings were obtained upon lateral gaze from skin points on the lower eye lid or near the lateral canthus. The skin-electrode ERG recording from these skin points upon lateral gaze may provide a useful diagnostic tool, especially in young children.