A combination of retinal morphology and visual electrophysiology testing increases diagnostic yield in Parkinson's disease

Keyphrases

• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Diagnostic Performance 100%
• Electrophysiological Examination 100%
• Retinal Morphology 100%
• Contrast Sensitivity 100%
• Visual Electrophysiology 100%
• Latency 33%
• Parkinson Patients 33%
• P100 33%
• Parafovea 33%
• Control Subjects 16%
• Healthy Controls 16%
• Optical Coherence Tomography 16%
• Retinal Thickness 16%
• Zeiss 16%
• Low Contrast 16%
• Thickness Measurement 16%
• Pattern-reversal VEP 16%
• Macular Thickness 16%
• Thickness-insensitive 16%
• Foveal pit 16%
• Combination Pattern 16%
• Two-channel 16%
• Pattern Reversal 16%
• P100 Latency 16%
• Impaired Vision 16%
• Foveal Thickness 16%
• Foveola 16%
• Disease Discrimination 16%
• Reversal Patterns 16%

Neuroscience

• Parkinson's Disease 100%
• Electrophysiology 100%
• Visually Evoked Potential 33%