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Br J Ophthalmol 87:1413-1420 doi:10.1136/bjo.87.11.1413
  • Perspective

Genotype-phenotype correlation in British families with X linked congenital stationary night blindness

Table 4

Phenotypic similarities and differences (in bold) between CSNBX genotypes

Feature NYX gene mutations CACNA1F mutation
Clinical examination
Visual acuity Variably reduced (range 6/9–6/60) Variably reduced (range 6/9–6/60)
Nystagmus 72% 83%
Strabismus 86%, esotropia in majority 100%, esotropia in all
Myopia 100% (mean −7.25DS) 100% (mean −8.0DS)
Psychophysics
Scotopic perimetry Rod threshold elevation (mean 3.5 log units) Rod threshold elevation (mean 2.0 log units)
Cone threshold elevation (mean 2.0 log units) Cone threshold elevation (mean 1.9 log units)
Dark adaptometry Rod-cone break detected Rod-cone break detected
Normal kinetics Normal kinetics
Electrophysiology
Scotopic b-wave response Subnormal Subnormal
Scotopic oscillatory potential (OP1 or 2) Absent Subnormal
30 Hz flicker Sawtooth waveform Biphasic waveform
Normal amplitude Subnormal amplitude
ON response Subnormal Subnormal
OFF response Normal Subnormal

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