Clinical sectionDevelopmental changes in the human visual system as reflected by the latency of the pattern reversal VEPModifications du développement du système visuel chez l'homme reflétées par la latence du potentiel évoqué visuel à une inversion de pattern
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2015, Neurotoxicology and TeratologyCitation Excerpt :One reason for this difference may be that much of this research has centred on much younger infants and children, with the majority of studies assessing children younger than 18 months of age (Bell et al., 2013; Hamilton et al., 2010; Hansen et al., 1993; McGlone et al., 2014; McGlone et al., 2008; Scher et al., 1998). Changes in visual maturation appear to continue to develop well into childhood (Hansen et al., 1993; Moskowitz and Sokol, 1983) and myelination of the optic nerve may continue until at least 5 years of age (Moskowitz and Sokol, 1983; Taylor and McCulloch, 1992). Previous research has found that early differences in VEP P100 latencies of preterm and term infants in response to flash stimuli were no longer observable at six months post-birth (Uysal et al., 1993); whilst Scher et al. (1988) found transient delays in visual maturation for infants with prenatal substance exposure.
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2012, Vision ResearchCitation Excerpt :This frequency dependence indicates that the dynamics of the cortical orientation response change with development. In infant visual development, the latency of the first positive peak (P1) of the transient PR response for large checks decreases from around 260 ms at birth to around 107 ms (adult values) at 4 months (Lee et al., 2012; McCulloch, Orbach, & Skarf, 1999; Moskowitz & Sokol, 1983; Porciatti, 1984). However, the latency of the OR-VEP has not yet been studied.
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This research was supported by NEI Research Grant EY00926 and Career Development Award EY70275 to S.S.