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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2009 Apr 1;50(9):4065–4071. doi: 10.1167/iovs.09-3479

Table 4.

Clinical Features of Affected Individuals from Families with ARRP

Family/Gene Mutation Patient* Age at Presentation (y) Age at Onset (y) Initial Symptoms Fundus Appearance Visual Acuity ERG Diagnosis
RP205/RPE65 IV:1 7 1 Night blindness Arterial narrowing; widespread white dots in the periphery, due to RPE atrophy 20/60 OD; 20/50 OS Extinguished Early-onset RP
IV:2 5 1 Teller Acuity: 20/63 OU ND
RP170/RP1 II:1 19 NA, childhood Night blindness, reduced vision Equatorial and macular RPE degeneration, pale disc, arterial narrowing, vitreous opacities OD 20/60; OS- counting fingers at 1 meter ND RP with macular degeneration
II:2 17 5 20/50 OU ND
RP126/TULP1 IV:1 22 NA, childhood Night blindness, reduced vision RPE degeneration, pigment migration, arterial narrowing with prominent macular degeneration, optic disc pallor 20/200 OD; 20/200 OS Extinguished Advanced RP
IV:2 19 NA, childhood Night blindness, reduced vision; nystagmus 20/400 OD; 20/600 OS Extinguished
RP169/RLBP1 IV:3 16 NA, childhood Night blindness, progressive loss of vision RPE degeneration, pigment migration, arterial narrowing with macular sparing, discs normal, peripheral visual field constriction 20/50 OU ND Typical RP
IV:5 12 NA, childhood 20/50 OU ND
P213/ABCA4 IV:4 19 11 Progressive visual loss Equatorial RPE degeneration, pale disc, arterial narrowing, vitreous opacities, and a large patch of macular atrophy 20/200 OU Rod-cone pattern RP with atrophic maculopathy
IV:3 21 13 20/200 OU Rod-cone pattern

NA, not available; ND, not done.

*

Individual ID corresponds to the ID in the pedigree.