Date of Procedure: 07/11/2006
Procedure: Visual Evoked Potential and Electroretinogram
Clinical History: D is an 11 month old male w/history of Infantile Spasms
Medications: Current medication include Vigabatrin
Recording Data: The visual evoked potentials were recorded by stroboscopic flash to each individual eye using a rate of 1.7 Hz, a duration of 100 microseconds, and filter setting of 5-100 HZ. A total of 100 sweeps were averaged each time and the study was repeated at least once for confirmation. The recordings were made MO.
Findings: The visual evoked potential by flash P100 peak on the left side was 82 and P100 peak on the right side was 83.5.
Electroretinogram. Wave A on the right side was 24.5 and wave B on the right side was 35.8. Wave A on the left side was 23.0 and wave B on the left side was 37.0.
Impression: There was a normal visual evoked potential and electroretinogram
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Medical Reports of a child with Bilateral Perisylvian Polymicrogyria, Infantile Spasms, and Cerebral Palsy. Here you will find test results and reports of doctor visits. Unless you are very knowledgable in the medical terms, it can be difficult to understand. We put these out here so that other families who are going through the same types of things might be able to find some additional information to help their child.
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