Dr. Raymond H. B.
Nyctalopia refers to night blindness or difficulty of the eye in visualizing under dim light or at night. Daytime vision, however, is unimpaired. Nyctalopia is due to the eye's inability to adapt quickly from lightness to darkness. The principal cell type associated with Nyctalopia is rod cells. Rods are a type of photoreceptor cell present in the
What are the prospective Causes of Nyctalopia?

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