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Simulation of the dynamic range of retinal ganglion cells during microelectrode stimulation

Dizdar, 2023

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Dizdar F
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Electrical stimulation of retinal ganglion cells (RGC) plays an important role in the creation of retinal prostheses which aim to restore vision in people suffering from degenerative retinal diseases by stimulating the remaining healthy retinal neurons. In order to better investigate …
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