X-linked retinoschisis and electrophysiology

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A seven-year-old Caucasian patient, DH, was referred by his optometrist to the local eye clinic after he failed to improve the boy's visual acuity. His mother was told by the ophthalmologist that there was no eye pathology and his vision would develop as he grew and generally to have good lighting when he read. The young boy's aunt suggested that her two nephews have an eye test with me as I had referred her son for possible X-linked retinoschisis a year earlier.