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Comparison reveals increased visual evoked potential variability in eyes with optic neuritis, suggesting improvements in diagnostics.
The increased variability in eyes affected by optic neuritis compared with fellow eyes (in particular, in pattern-reversal VEP, which predominantly represents the activity of the macular-papillary fibers of the optic nerves) may represent important pathophysiologic features and may add valuable information to diagnostics via VEP examinations.
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