Tests for retina

Introduction

Metrovision's instruments offer a full range of solutions for the assessment of visual functions in diseases of the retina. The examinations offered include vision electrophysiology (ERG and EOG), examinations of the photopic and scotopic visual field, examination of metamorphopsies, dark adaptation exams (including the FST), pupillometry, ...
This offer makes it possible to meet the needs of the current clinic as well as those of the most advanced research centers in gene therapy.

Vision electrophysiology

Ganzfeld flash ERG

Metrovision's systems allow ganzfeld electroretinography protocols to be carried out according to the ISCEV standard.
Extended protocols such as ERG "on-off", ERG S-cones, negative photopic response (PhNR) are also available.

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Multifocal electroretinography

This exam produces a map of the electrical responses from the retina.
It provides information on local alterations as well as on alterations of the different layers of the retina.

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Visual field exams

The MonCvONE perimeter is available in different versions:
The SAP version for standard automated perimetry
The PRO (professional) version for Goldmann style, manual perimetry
The CR (clinical research) version for clinical research protocols such as dark-adapted chromatic perimetry.
MonCvONE-CR is today the only device on the market allowing visual field examinations to be performed in light adapted and dark adaptation conditions.

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The dark adaptation exam assesses the recovery of eye sensitivity after glare. Stimulation can be local or global.
The FST (full field stimulus threshold) test assesses the sensitivity threshold to global stimuli after dark adaptation.

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Metamorphopsia test

This test provides an automated detection of metamorphopsia and the follow-up of their evolution.

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