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. 2017 Oct 4;9:1–6. doi: 10.1016/j.ajoc.2017.10.006

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of two patients with mucopolysaccharidosis type I.

Patient 1 Patient 2
Age at case report (years) 21 59
Gender Male Female
Age at start of ERT (years) 14 51
Mucopolysaccharidosis type I Scheie I Scheie
Visual acuity right eye, left eye 20/20, 20/25 20/20, 20/20
Refraction right, left +2.5–4.75 × 84; +3.0–4.25 × 82 +8.5–0.50 × 76; +7.50–1.0 × 88
ERG findings
DA 0.01 amplitude right, left (94.2–202 μV) 119, 193 NM, NM
DA 0.01 latency right, left (68.5–97.5 msec) 77.3, 92.8 NM, NM
DA 10 b-wave amplitude right, left (194.2–385.7 μV) 111, 203 20.8, 48.6
DA 10b-wave latency right, left (31.3–55.8 msec) 53.2, 52.7 67.3, 73.3
DA b-/a-wave ratio (1.2–1.9) 1.92, 1.75 0.79; 3.6
30 Hz flicker amplitude right, left (46.6–130.1 μV) 42, 53.6 25.6, 21.1
30 Hz flicker latency right, left (25.0–29.7 msec) 25.8, 26.6 32.2, 35.7
Multifocal ERG findings Reproducible P1 responses only in ring 1 in the right eye (31.7 nV/deg2; lower limit of normal 42.5) Reproducible responses only in ring 1 in both eyes (right 25.8, left 31.2 nV/deg2; lower limit of normal 21.6)

DA, dark-adapted; ERG, electroretinogram; ERT, enzyme replacement therapy; NM, not measurable.