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The new therapeutic potential of stem cells in ophthalmology.
[caption id="attachment_1533" align="alignright" width="178"] Professor Graziella Pellegrini with Professor Shinya Yamanaka, 2012 Nobel Prize in MedicineDean of Biology at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia......
LeggiWe have asked a few questions to Prof. Shlomo Melamed of Tel Aviv University to understand the state of the art and the future perspectives in glaucoma management. For his professional expertise he can be for us an excellent guide to the latest technological and scientific developments.
We can start our interview with your opinion about the importance of technological research. No doubt that technological research and development are essential for improved diagnosis and treatment of Glaucoma.......
LeggiIndications for cataract surgery in children
Congenital cataracts can cause visual impairment in children[1]. It causes approximately 10% of cases of childhood blindness worldwide[2]. In particular, a significant portion of cases si......
LeggiThe increasing use of antiglaucomatous drugs active on the uveo-scleral pathways (mainly prostaglandins and prostanoids) has in recent years renewed interest in the pathophysiological study of these outflow pathways.
As is well known, most of the aqueous humour produced is drained via a pressure-dependent pathway at the level of the trabecularis; it is estimated that about 70-80 % of intra-ocular fluid is......
Leggithe gold nanoparticles (Au-NPs) they certainly have good potential, by virtue of their low cytotoxicity, their ability to withstand surface modifications induced by thiol-containing molecules, to immobilise a wide range of biomolecules (amino acids, enzymes, DNA) and for their high optical extinction coefficient.
Introduction Nanoparticles are, by definition, three-dimensional particles of nanometre (0-100 nm) size. In the field of ophthalmology, interest in them relates to the ability of some of them to......
LeggiA new indication for local steroid therapy
Dry eye is among the most frequent pathological conditions in ophthalmology. Up to 20% of adults over the age of 40 have dry eye symptoms. The origin of this......
LeggiRetinitis Pigmentosa is a rare hereditary disease that results in progressive vision loss.
About 15,000 people in Italy suffer from Retinitis Pigmentosa. The disease takes a different course depending on the case, manifesting itself at different ages but with increasingly disabling effects on life......
LeggiThe production and turnover of an efficient tear film is an essential condition for ocular surface health.
The eye is coated on the outside with a thin layer of tears, called the tear film, which is the complex end product of the activity of structures belonging to a functional unit known as the ocular surface.......
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