cone-rod dystrophy


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cone-rod dystrophy

A form of retinitis pigmentosa in which central visual loss occurs first. Common symptoms include progressive visual loss followed by the loss of color perception, and eventually peripheral visual loss and night blindness. The visual loss is not correctable with standard lenses. See: retinitis pigmentosa
See also: dystrophy
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