Treatment and Visual Function
Evaluation of contrast sensitivity and other visual function outcomes in diabetic macular edema patients following treatment switch to aflibercept from ranibizumab
... (CS), visual acuity (VA), central retinal thickness (CRT), and vision-related quality of life in subjects with recalcitrant diabetic macular edema switched from long-term ranibizumab treatment to ...
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Visual function following optic neuritis treatment
... OTHER SYMPTOMS: 1) Movement phosphenes: It can occur before an attack of optic neuritis or may accompany visual loss during the attack or may occur 6 months after full recovery. It especially occurs in horizontal ...
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<p>Systemic taurine treatment provides neuroprotection against retinal photoreceptor degeneration and visual function impairments</p>
... As a nutritional amino acid, taurine is well known for its vital contribution to neuron development and survival. Retinal taurine is provided by retinal pigment epithelium cells and Müller cells, which normally take up ...
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Health-related quality of life, visual function and treatment satisfaction following intravitreal dexamethasone implant for diabetic macular edema
... significant treatment satisfaction with a mean of ~ 3 dexamethasone intravitreal implant injections over a year for eyes with persistent DME following previous treatment, including macular laser, ...
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Idiopathic intracranial hypertension and visual function
... A successful shunt will treat both papilloedema and headache and is the definitive treatment for IIH cases when medical management fails. Lumbar-peritoneal systems (LPSs) remain the most widely utilized. However, ...
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Visual fields in a chloroquine treatment
... of visual function- specific psychophysical tests in detection and follow-up of pathologies is still ...is function-specific (for a review of the hypothesis under- lying each test, see Anderson 45 ...
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Utility values for glaucoma in Brazil and their correlation with visual function
... new treatment for glaucoma that can restore your health in a perfect ...This treatment does not exist and is ...The treatment always works, but decreases your ...this treatment and have your ...
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Visual function, traumatic brain injury, and posttraumatic stress disorder
... dys- function may be associated more with TBI than with PTSD in these patients, with the caveat that the high rates of oculomotor/BV deficits in these patients with TBI could be masking PTSD-related ...oculomotor ...
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A method to determine the impact of visual function on lesion detection performance
... Statistical Analysis Observer data were analysed using an R implementation of jackknife alternative FROC (JAFROC) analysis, Rjafroc, available at https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/ RJafroc/index.html. The weighted ...
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Visual function, traumatic brain injury, and posttraumatic stress disorder
... social complications that can be short-term or chronic [16–17]. Many troops and veterans with TBI also develop PTSD. In the past, this was considered improbable because TBI-associated altered consciousness and amne- sia ...
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Changes in visual function and retinal structure in the progression of Alzheimer's disease
... Due to the irreversible course and the absence of an effective treatment for AD, it is essen- tial to perform the diagnosis at an early stage. In addition, patients should be properly classi- fied according to ...
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Peripheral visual function in the fly
... adaptation in LMC's but not in the photoreceptors {Fig. Consequently all time dependant processes observed in this situation originate from the lamina mechanisms. Th[r] ...
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fmri and visual brain function
... Sensitive to speed and direction of motion Note that both stimuli excite early visual areas, but only the moving dot stimulus excites lateral regions - believed to in the area homologous to MT and MST in the ...
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Visual function in glaucoma: Improving the assessment of computerised visual fields
... locations if their level of loss can be determined relative to a normal database: previous work comparing PROGRESSOR with Statpac 2 has excluded 26% of test locations from analysis because they cannot be classified by ...
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Visual function in human and experimental glaucoma
... to visual stimuli presented via an injured ON, is significantly and persistently reduced after an ON crush in all cell ...of visual deprivation, such as ME (Nys et ...
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Visual Treatment Objective: A Review
... A visual treatment objective (VTO) is like a “blueprint” used in building a ...alternative treatment plans. Orthodontists can plan the treatment of skeletal discrepancies in their attempt to ...
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Visual Acuity and Self-Reported Visual Function among Migrant Farmworkers
... This study should be interpreted in light of its limitations. The study had a participation rate of 66%. No data are available on selection bias. Farmworkers with the most severe visual impairment may have chosen ...
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The multisensory function of the human primary visual cortex
... flash-beep illusion (Shams et al., 2000) as well as between alpha power and the proneness to the illusion. 6. Brain stimulation (TMS/tACS) Brain stimulation methods are a particularly effective means for drawing causal ...
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Visual function assessment in medical imaging research
... Visual Function An observer’s ability to process visual information is one of the fundamental links in the diagnostic imaging ...12 Visual function is the primary tool through which ...
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Visual Function in Four Antarctic Nototheniid Fishes
... ERG thresholds to white light occurred at light intensities as low as 4xl0~ 4 /iEm~ 2 s~ 1 in dark-adapted fish but were 1-2 orders of magnitude higher in light-adapted Pagothenia.. Alt[r] ...
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