93120-4LOINC 2.82
Left eye Dark-mediated rod adaptation time
L eye Dark rod adaptation tm
Definition
- This term was created for, but is not limited in use to, the Rod Intercept™ (RI™) as measured by the AdaptDx®. Rod Intercept™ is the duration between exposure to a bright light (photo bleaching using a flash) and recovery of a visual sensitivity by the eye's rod photoreceptors to a threshold of 3.0 log units of attenuation of the stimulus. The rod-intercept time is used to quantify rod-mediated dark adaptation (DA), and slower DA is associated with the early phases of age-related macular degeneration (AMD). [PMID: 26522707] Rod Intercept™ (RI™) © 2019 MacuLogix, Inc. Used with permission.
Component
- Dark-mediated rod adaptation time
Specimen / system
- Eye.left
Class
- EYE.PX
Property
- Time
Scale
- Qn
Related names
- Dark rod adaptation tm; EYE.PX; Eyeball; L; L eye; LT; Occular; Oculis; Ophthalmologic; Optic globe; Point in time; QNT; Quan; Quant; Quantitative; Random; Rod intercept (TM); Vision; Visual
Index terms
- Dark rod adaptation tm
- EYE.PX
- Eyeball
- L
- L eye
- LT
- Occular
- Oculis
- Ophthalmologic
- Optic globe
- Point in time
- QNT
- Quan
- Quant
- Quantitative
- Random
- Rod intercept (TM)
- Vision
- Visual