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26/04/2010
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Dr Frank FAMOSE
DVM, CES Ophtalmologie
Ekaterinburg May 2010
ELECTRORETINOGRAPHY
What is electroretinography ?
►Fonctionnal activity Low voltage electrical activity
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History
►1849 : Dipolar activity of eye (Dubois-Raymond)
►1865 : Electrical activity of retina (Holmgren)
►1924 : First recordings of human ERG (L�wenstein)
►1933 : ERG components (Granit)
►1967 : ERG applications in Vet ophthalmology (Rubin)
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Retinal electrophysiology
►Receptor level : hyperpolarisation
►Post-receptor level Bipolar cells : depolarisation or hyperpolarisation Horizontal cells : hyperpolarisation Amacrine cells : transitory hyperpolarisation Ganglionar cells : depolarisation or hyperpolarisation
►Pre-receptor level : depolarisation after hyperpolarisation
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General morphology of ERG
General morphology of ERG
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General morphology of ERG
a-wave : receptor levelb-wave : post-receptor levelc-wave : pre-receptor level
c c
Other waves :Oscillatory potentials (OP)Early Receptor Potential (ERP)
The components of ERG
►From Granit’s work : 3 components Pigmentary epithelium Ganglionar cells Photoreceptors
►Intra-retinal potentials a-wave : Photoreceptors b-wave : bipolar cells depolarisation c-wave : pigmentary epithelium
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Electroretinography material
►Light stimulation Intensity Spectral composition Spatial repartition Repetition frequency
►Filters Neutral Coloured
Electroretinography material
►Electrodes Active electrode Reference electrode Ground electrode
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►Collecting and recording data Amplification Filtration Computer
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Electroretinography material
Variations in components of ERG : photoreceptors
►Rods Low light intensity Low frequency Rhodopsine Saturation process
►Cones High light intensity High frequency (>30Hz) 2 spectral sensitivities No saturation
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Variations in components of ERG : intensity of light stimulation
►Standardisation
►Effects of increased intensity
►Spectral composition
►Time frequency
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Variations in components of ERG : environmental light conditions
►Scotopic conditions (darkness) Rods in dim flash Cones in strong flash
stimulation
►Photopic conditions (daylight conditions) Saturation of rods Specific stimulation
of cones
Dim flash of blue lightDim flash of blue lightin darkness conditionsin darkness conditions
Stimulation of rods onlyStimulation of rods only
Strong flash of achromatic lightStrong flash of achromatic lightin darkness conditionsin darkness conditions
Saturation of rodsSaturation of rodsSpecific evaluation of conesSpecific evaluation of cones
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Variations in components of ERG : anesthesia
►Necessity of
anesthesia
►Effects of inhalation
anesthaetics
►Effects of hypoxia
Variations in components of ERG : the patient
►Pupillary size :
mydriasis
►Age : attenuation
►Ocular opacities :
various effects
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ERG protocols
►Goals of the ERG Selective stimulation
►Animal preparation Mydriatics General anesthesia
►Electrodes fixation Active electrode Reference electrode Ground electrode
ERG protocols : ISCEV
►Only white stimulation►Darkness adaptation
(20 min)►Dim stimulation in
scotopic conditions►Photopic stimulation in
photopic conditions►Photopic stimulation in
30 hz frequency
Rods stimulation
Rods and cones stimulation
Cones stimulation
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ERG protocols : coloured stimulations
►Darkness adaptation (20 min)
►Dim blue stimulation in scotopic conditions
►Photopic red stimulation in photopic conditions
►Photopic white stimulation in 30 hz frequency
Rods stimulation
Cones stimulation
Cones stimulation
ERG protocols : « mix » protocol
►Room light adaptation (2 hours)
►Photopic white stimulation
►Darkness adaptation (20 min)
►Scotopic blue stimulation in darkness
►Photopic stimulation in 30 hz frequency Cones stimulation
Rods stimulation
Cones stimulation
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ERG : other techniques
►Multifocal ERG►Pattern ERG
For Human and laboratory use
ERG analysis
►Waves amplitude►Time of culmination
No reference value !!
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One month later…
ERG analysis
Clinical indications of ERG
►Preoperative
evaluation of retina
(cataract surgery)
►Amaurosis
►Clinical evaluation of
retina in pathologic
conditions
►Early diagnosis of
retinal conditions
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Conclusion
►Fonctionnal evaluation of global retinal
activity
►Numerous factors of variation
►Needs pratice and standardisation