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<Anthony G. Robson> is a researcher in visual electrophysiology and the first author of the 2022 standard for full-field clinical <electroretinography>. The document specifies stimulus conditions, recording methods and reporting practices for measuring the <retina>'s summed response to diffuse flashes of <light>. A shared protocol makes recordings from different laboratories more comparable.<ISCEV Standard for full-field clinical electroretinography (2022 update) by Anthony G. Robson and others>[Abstract and author affiliations; Documenta Ophthalmologica 144, 165–177, 2022]{ref}
The controlled background state is part of the measurement. Responses recorded after <dark adaptation> and under <light adaptation> probe different combinations of retinal activity; changing the adaptation condition can change a waveform even when the underlying tissue is unchanged. Specifying adaptation, flash conditions and <electrodes> therefore helps distinguish a physiological difference from a procedural difference. The standard addresses generalized retinal function; a summed response does not directly locate every abnormality within an individual retinal cell.<ISCEV Standard for full-field clinical electroretinography (2022 update) by Anthony G. Robson and others>[Standard protocols: preparation, dark- and light-adapted responses, recording and reporting]{ref}
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