[Experimental studies of the role of the adrenergic system in the development of bioelectric response of the retina and visual cortex. II. Methodology and characteristics of the ERG and VEP recording]
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Polish]
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[Experimental studies of the role of the adrenergic system in the development of bioelectric response of the retina and visual cortex. II. Methodology and characteristics of the ERG and VEP recording]
[Article in
Polish]
Klin Oczna.
1991 Apr-May.
Abstract
The author presents the method of performing computerized electroretinographic and visual evoked potentials in rabbits. Detailed characteristics of normal ERG and VEP records are presented. Discussed is the structure of the retina and of the visual pathways in the rabbit as well as the provenance of the particular peaks of the electroretinogram and visual evoked potential records.
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