Ghosh M, McCulloch J C
Can J Ophthalmol. 1980 Jul;15(3):147-53.
Light and electron microscopic study of material from two cases of old, quiescent choroideremia led to three conclusions: there was nearly total loss of the outer segments of the visual receptors, there was reduplication of the basement membrane of the pigment epithelium and thickening of Bruch's membrane, and there was gliosis of the inner part of the retina and a preretinal membrane.
视觉感受器的外段几乎完全丧失，色素上皮基底膜重复且 Bruch 膜增厚，视网膜内层存在胶质增生和视网膜前膜。
