Sentence examples for mean retinal Response from inspiring English sources

In glaucomatous eyes the mean Retinal Response Density (RRD) was lower than normal in ring 1, 2 and 3 of mfVEP (p < 0.0001).

The mean P1 retinal response density (RRD) amplitude of the foveal area was 86 nV/deg in right eye and 106 nV/deg in left eye.

There was no association between the mean retinal thickness and peak time of the single-flash responses (r = 0.002, p = 0.724) or between the central foveal thickness and any of the ERG parameters.

There was also a gradual prolongation of the peak time with reduction of retinal thickness, indicating a weak negative association between the mean retinal thickness and the peak time of the 30-Hz flicker responses (r = 0.03, p = 0.068).

We found a statistically significant association between mean retinal thickness and the b-wave amplitude of photopic single-flash and 30-Hz flicker responses.

Mean retinal thickness was significantly associated with the b-wave amplitude of photopic single-flash and 30-Hz flicker responses (r = 0.08, p = 0.006; and r = 0.05, p = 0.025, respectively), but revealed no association with retinopathy level.

Functional OCT promises to enable the differentiation of retinal pathologies via localized, functional retinal response or metabolic properties.

Finally, the retinal response to light-adapted 8 Hz flicker was measured (R8).

The main outcome measure was mean retinal sensitivity.

In addition, the mean retinal thickness was assessed.

Mean retinal sensitivity was calculated from the sensitivity for each of nine subfields on the retinal map generated by OCT.