Advantages of the cPLR’s

• Fast (10 seconds), safe and noninvasive test
• High positive predictive value reported in acutely blind dogs for the diagnosis of retinal disease (SARDS over other disorders of the optic pathway)^2-5
• cPLR may be a useful method for determining whether electroretinography (ERG) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) should be performed for dogs with acute blindness³
• Screening test, should not be used as a sole indicator of the pathology⁶
• The device demonstrates high accuracy and effectiveness in screening Rhesus macaques affected by achromatopsia⁷, and in detecting significant alterations in pupillary responses to chromatic light stimulation in human subjects with retinitis pigmentosa and Leber congenital amaurosis^7-9

Features, Specification, and Operation Instructions

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Documentation

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Scientific Papers (References)