Babkoff H
Ann Ophthalmol. 1977 Dec;9(12):1535-9.
Preliminary data are presented on the effect of light-deprivation on the b-wave evoked in an eye exposed to and during recovery from a 500 msec duration conditioning pulse. The data indicate that the greatest differences between the amplitude of the b-wave evoked in the normal and light-deprived eyes are found for the dark-adapted retina. If the normal and light-deprived eyes are exposed to a conditioning pulse, the differences in b-wave amplitude between them are reduced. There is an increase in the difference between the b-waves evoked in the normal and light-deprived eyes as a function of time after the offset of a conditioning pulse. Latency of the b-wave evoked in the light-deprived eyes is not longer than b-wave latency in the normal eyes.
本文呈现了关于光剥夺对在500毫秒时长的条件脉冲作用期间及恢复过程中暴露于该脉冲的眼睛所诱发的b波的影响的初步数据。数据表明，对于暗适应视网膜，正常眼睛和光剥夺眼睛所诱发的b波振幅之间的最大差异最为明显。如果正常眼睛和光剥夺眼睛都暴露于条件脉冲，它们之间b波振幅的差异会减小。在条件脉冲结束后的一段时间内，正常眼睛和光剥夺眼睛所诱发的b波之间的差异会增大。光剥夺眼睛所诱发的b波潜伏期不超过正常眼睛的b波潜伏期。
