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Novel Compound Heterozygous Mutations Resulting in Cone Dystrophy With Supernormal Rod Response

seemed to be dark. The narrowing of the retinal vessels and disc pallor diminished gradually over time. In the late phase of the attack (after 1 minute 28 seconds), the retinal vessels were dilated and the disc was hyperemic. Video 2 and Video 3 show the reperfusion of the retinal circulation in the late phase. The images obtained immediately after the attack (Figure 2) show the dilated retinal vessels in the right eye. The images show that the retinal veins and arteries in the right eye were more dilated than those in the left eye (not shown) or those obtained under normal conditions 1 month after the attack. No hypercoagulability was identified with hematologic and serologic testing. Findings on neurologic tests and magnetic resonance imaging of the brain were normal. The patient was treated with propranolol hydrochloride because of an allergy to lomerizine hydrochloride, and the retinal migraines have not recurred.