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. 2016 Jul 27;7(8):41. doi: 10.3390/genes7080041

Table 1.

Comparison of the ophthalmological presentation of the five patients reported with biallelic c.35C>G variant in PDE6H.

Examination This Report Kohl et al. [22]
Patient II:1 Patient II:2 NL-II:1 BE-II:1 BE-II:2
Age last visit 15 years 10 years 45 years 22 years 20 years
Best corrected visual acuity OD 6/15;
OS 6/24
OD 6/20;
OS 6/15
OD 20/125;
OS 20/125
OD 20/63;
OS 20/63
OD 20/200;
OS 20/100
Refraction OD −10.5, −2.5 × 180;
OS −10.5, −2.5 × 160
OD −9.0, −2.0 × 30;
OS −9.5, −2.5 × 160
OD −7.5;
OS −6.5
OD −13.5;
OS −14.25
OD −8.25;
OS −8.25
Nystagmus Present Present * Present Absent Absent
Photophobia Absent Absent Present Present Present
Goldmann perimetry Normal NA NA Normal Normal
Fundoscopy Changes in ODi and PA. Changes in ODi and PA. Discreet, small disruptions of RPE in central fovea Normal Normal color of ODi, large temporal myopic crescents Normal color of ODi, large temporal myopic crescents
Retina Mild myopic changes Mild myopic changes NA Irregular atrophic depigmentation Irregular atrophic depigmentation
Macular autofluorescence Mottled Mottled NA NA NA
Color vision
Red-green deficiency Severe Moderate Severe Moderate Moderate
Blue-yellow Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal
ERG
Rods Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal
Cones single flash Weak Weak Absent Absent Absent
Cones 30 Hz flicker Weak Weak Absent Absent Absent
OCT
IS/OS junction Normal Normal NA Disrupted Disrupted
Fovea Normal Normal NA NA NA

Legend: ERG—Electroretinography; IS/OS—Inner segment/Outer segment; NA—Not available; PA—Peripapillary area; OCT—Optical coherence tomography; ODi—Optic disc, OD (Oculus dexter)—right eye; OS (Oculus sinister)—left eye; RPE—Retinal pigment epithelium; * Present only transiently.