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Hyper-IL-6: a potent and efficacious stimulator of RGC regeneration – (Eye 31, 173 (February 2017))
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Whole-eye transplantation: a look into the past and vision for the future – (Eye 31, 179 (February 2017))
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Why autophagy is good for retinal ganglion cells? – (Eye 31, 185 (February 2017))
Why autophagy is good for retinal ganglion cells? Eye 31, 185 (February 2017). doi:10.1038/eye.2016.278 Author: P Boya
BOSU report shows patients losing sight to follow-up appointment delays
The Royal College of Ophthalmologists publishes a surveillance report of patients losing vision due to delays in treatment and follow-up appointments The research, conducted through the British Ophthalmological Surveillance Unit (BOSU), found patients suffering permanent and severe visual loss due to health service initiated delays1. The research involving all UK consultant ophthalmologists, showed that up to 22