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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2008 Sep 29;50(2):950–958. doi: 10.1167/iovs.08-2544

Table 1.

Characteristics of Achromatopsia and Blue Cone Monochromatism Patients

Patient No Sex Age at ERG (yr) Spherical Equivalent (D) Visual Acuity (most recent) Photophobia Nystagmus PPR*
ACHR
 1 F 1.0 +3.75 20/190 § Yes Yes Yes
 2 F 1.1 +5.50 20/960 § No Yes Yes
 3 F 1.2 +6.50 20/250 Yes Yes No
 4 M 1.5 +7.75 20/500 Yes Yes No
 5 M 1.6 +0.25 20/125 Yes Yes Yes
 6 F 2.3 +4.00 20/133§ Yes Yes Yes
 7 M 2.3 +8.50 20/180§ Yes Yes No
 8 M 2.7 +2.00 20/400 Yes Yes Yes
 9 F 3.0 +4.25 20/250 Yes Yes Yes
 10 F 3.9 +8.00 20/300 Yes Yes Yes
 11 F 4.9 −3.00 20/320 Yes Yes Yes
 12 M 6.2 +3.75 20/200 No Yes No
 13 M 7.0 +1.00 20/222 Yes Yes Yes
 14 M 7.7 −4.75 20/200 Yes Yes No
 15 F 20.2 −1.50 20/125 Yes Yes Yes
BCM
 16 M 4.0 −2.88 20/160 Mild Yes Yes
 17 M 6.8 −1.75 20/209 No Yes Yes
 18 M 7.7 −6.13 20/400 Yes Yes Yes
 19 M 8.3 −1.63 20/160 Mild Yes No
 20 M 9.4 −0.50 20/80 Mild Yes Yes
 21 M 22.1 −10.25 20/130 Mild Yes No
*

PPR: paradoxical pupillary response

tested awake

outside 99% prediction limit for normal41, 42

§

grating acuity (Teller Acuity Cards)97