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10 second video > 10 minutes reading strange explanation
VOLL2015 1 month ago
Fantastic video, thanks
Tholius 4 months ago
NICE,THANKS!
hanasia2011 10 months ago
This was very helpful - thanks. Incidentally, does RAPD have a consistent lesion location?
gbg123abc 10 months ago
Weird, isn't it? I have had this since at least 12-14 years ago when I was around 15. I remember when I was first having light sensitivity issues and after a few doctors they said it was this (also called RAPD). They speculated it may have been from a bad sinus (or other) infection as I had a lot of them as a teenager. The only effects I have from it is increased light sensitivity (need my sunglasses every day, especially in FL) and it takes an extra second to transition from near to close.
jswfl09 1 year ago
Thanks..Really helpful!
DrFMM 1 year ago
nice very clear .... for others : marcus-gunn pupil is a reflex in which a damaged unilateral or asymmetrical afferant visual pathway cause relative dilatation in the affected side during a swinging light test.
It's rather referred to recently is Relative Afferent Pupillary Dilatation or Defect. RAPD
kosummak 2 years ago 4
wow.. thanx man..
really beats reading text books and cracking my head..
phtirus 3 years ago 11