STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CLINICIAN-REPORTED OUTCOMES SHOW STRONG CORRELATIONS WITH PATIENT-REPORTED OUTCOMES IN RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA
Sofia Teixeira,
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Maria Franca,
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Nuno Gouveia
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Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100105 - 100105
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Usher Syndrome: New Insights into Classification, Genotype–Phenotype Correlation, and Management
Genes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(3), P. 332 - 332
Published: March 12, 2025
Background:
Usher
syndrome
(USH),
the
most
common
cause
of
combined
deaf-blindness,
is
a
genetically
and
phenotypically
heterogeneous
disorder
characterized
by
congenital
hearing
impairment
progressive
vision
loss
due
to
rod-cone
dystrophy.
Although
original
classification
in
three
subtypes
(USH
I,
USH
II,
III)
still
valid,
recent
findings
have
changed
widened
perspectives
its
classification,
genotype–phenotype
correlations,
management
strategies:
Objective:
This
study
aims
provide
new
insights
into
syndrome,
explore
genotype-phenotype
review
current
emerging
strategies.
Methods:
A
comprehensive
literature
has
been
conducted,
incorporating
data
from
clinical
studies,
genetic
databases,
patient
registries.
Results:
Recent
studies
led
identification
several
novel
pathogenic
variants
genes,
leading
refined
subclassifications
syndrome.
Interactions
between
different
genes
being
part
network
this
ciliopathy
investigated
mechanisms
unveiled.
Significant
correlations
were
found
certain
genotypes
presentation
both
auditory
visual
phenotypes.
For
instance,
MYO7A
gene
(USH1B)
generally
associated
with
more
severe
earlier
onset
retinal
dystrophy,
if
compared
other
genes-related
forms.
Other
such
as
USH1G,
traditionally
considered
causing
specific
subtype,
can
display
phenotypic
heterogeneity
some
patients.
Conclusions:
provides
better
understanding
that
considers
regarding
causes
features.
Precise
lead
counselling,
precise
characterization
natural
history
condition,
personalized
effective
approach.
progress
made
research
gene-specific
therapies
appear
promising
for
improving
quality
life
individuals
affected
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Patient-Reported Social Impact of Molecularly Confirmed Retinitis Pigmentosa
Nina Zehe-Lindau,
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Birgit Lindau,
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Heidi Stöhr
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et al.
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 3229 - 3229
Published: May 6, 2025
Objectives:
To
evaluate
the
patient-reported
impact
of
retinitis
pigmentosa
(RP)
in
a
large
patient
cohort
to
identify
relevant
disease-related
disadvantages
as
key
aspects
for
improvement
ophthalmic
and
social
care.
Methods:
Consecutive
patients
with
molecularly
confirmed
RP
older
than
18
years
age
were
identified
two
tertiary
care
centers
Germany.
Patients
contacted
participate
an
anonymized
query
regarding
on
their
vocational
training,
professional
career,
social,
familial,
personal
life,
well
experience
ophthalmologic
Results:
Out
241
patients,
162
responded
(67.2%;
52.5%
female,
67.3%
younger
50
age).
While
training
was
limited,
careers
frequently
disrupted
early
retirement
rates
39.8%
(≥40
age)
50%
(≥50
Most
respondents
felt
restricted
participation
public
life
(66.3%).
One-fifth
complained
about
financial
restrictions;
however,
one-third
this
number
did
not
obtain
help.
A
negative
familial
(21.4%)
less
reported
compared
impairments,
especially
anxiety
(74.5%)
depression
(24.2%).
considered
adequate;
delayed
diagnosis
(≥two
years:
28.6%)
initial
misdiagnosis
(24.0%)
frequent.
Insufficient
psychological
support
major
complaint
Conclusions:
affects
lives
multiple
aspects.
Ophthalmic
providers
should
focus
acceleration
diagnostic
process,
easy
access
assistance
support,
areas
improvement.
Improvements
these
are
expected
reduce
challenges
patients.
They
have
rehabilitation,
quality
life.
Language: Английский
Relationship between the full‐field stimulus test and self‐reported visual function in patients with retinitis pigmentosa: REPEAT Study report No. 3
Acta Ophthalmologica,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
To
determine
the
relationship
between
full‐field
stimulus
test
(FST)
and
self‐reported
visual
function
using
Michigan
Retinal
Degeneration
Questionnaire
(MRDQ)
in
patients
with
retinitis
pigmentosa
(RP).
Methods
In
this
cross‐sectional
study,
clinically
diagnosed
RP
(
n
=
31)
performed
FST
to
retinal
sensitivity
thresholds
for
blue,
red
white
stimuli.
The
difference
blue
was
used
identify
photoreceptor
mediation
type.
Patients
completed
MRDQ
from
which
disability
Θ
)
scores
were
derived
across
seven
domains.
Correlations
domain
‐scores
analysed
Spearman's
rank
correlation.
Results
median
age
38.0
years,
rod‐based
11
(35.5%),
cone‐based
(22.6%)
mixed
13
(41.9%).
highest
reported
domains
of
‘
mesopic
peripheral
function’
scotopic
function’.
Significant
correlations
found
all
chromatic
stimuli
,
photopic
.
strongest
these
observed
p
<
0.001).
threshold
on
significant
predictors
0.001),
0.001)
Conclusions
Strong
related
rod
RP.
These
findings
confirm
that
can
be
as
an
informative
relevant
endpoint
trials
when
evaluating
therapeutic
interventions.
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Inherited Retinal Degenerations and Non-Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration: Progress and Unmet Needs
John S. Duncan,
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Angela Bowman,
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Amy Laster
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et al.
Translational Vision Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(12), P. 28 - 28
Published: Dec. 17, 2024
Inherited
retinal
degeneration
(IRD)
disease
and
age-related
macular
(AMD)
are
leading
causes
of
irreversible
vision
loss
blindness.
Although
significant
progress
has
advanced
the
field
in
past
5
years,
challenges
remain.
The
current
article
reviews
accomplishments
research
advances
that
have
fueled
development
treatments
for
patients
with
IRD
AMD,
including
first
approved
gene-augmentation
treatment
RPE65-related
complement
inhibition
therapies
to
slow
progression
geographic
atrophy
(GA)
AMD.
outlines
opportunities
address
gaps
unmet
needs
should
lead
additional
toward
IRDs
non-neovascular
AMD
future.
Language: Английский
Self-reported visual function and in-depth swept-source optical coherence tomography features of cystoid macular edema in retinitis pigmentosa
International Journal of Retina and Vitreous,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
Abstract
Purpose
To
evaluate
self-reported
visual
function
in
retinitis
pigmentosa
(RP)
patients
with
and
without
cystoid
macular
edema
(CME)
to
explore
associations
between
spaces
(CS),
retinal
morphometric
parameters,
clinical
data
using
swept-source
optical
coherence
tomography
(SS-OCT).
Methods
In
this
cross-sectional
case-control
study
(1:3)
conducted
at
an
Inherited
Retinal
Degenerations
referral
center
Portugal,
RP
CME
(matched
for
age
gender)
completed
the
Michigan
Degeneration
Questionnaire
(MRDQ)
underwent
SS-OCT.
Morphometric
analysis,
including
ellipsoid
zone
area
(EZA),
was
performed
by
two
independent
graders.
group,
detailed
CS
analysis
conducted.
Correlations
-
age,
gender,
best-corrected
acuity
(BCVA)
MRDQ
domains
were
evaluated.
Results
The
included
23
(60.87%
male,
mean
44.65
±
13.58
years)
69
(49.28%
47.94
14.39
years).
No
significant
differences
found
groups
almost
all
domains,
BCVA,
or
EZA.
Age
positively
correlated
4
both
groups.
BCVA
negatively
nearly
domains.
While
EZA
showed
a
negative
correlation
groups,
it
only
CME.
centrally
located,
outer
nuclear
layer-involving
large
associated
worse
but
better
Conclusion
responses
strongly
parameters.
does
not
seem
affect
patients,
may
worsen
function.
Thus,
aggressive
treatment
of
be
necessary.
Language: Английский